It’s more than likely that your organization has a compliance program in place. But is it doing the job?
As organizations navigate regulations, inflation, trade wars and supply disruptions, procurement compliance is becoming progressively more critical. Our new white paper, Three Steps to Boost Procurement Compliance and Mitigate Risks, looks at how to identify noncompliant practices in the source-to-pay process and details intervention strategies for key activities in the procurement cycle, for everything from request initiation to invoice payment.
What’s Inside:
- The importance of adhering to internal controls
- Identifying irregular procurement practices
- Three action points for maximizing compliance
This paper is essential reading for procurement leaders and managers who want to limit risk, prevent savings leakage and run an effective procurement function.
Theme: Procurement
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