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The definition of supplier diversity How having a diverse supply base can enhance reputation and revenue, as well as reduce risk Ways to overcome common pitfalls when establishing a supplier diversity programme The importance of measuring success and progress to maintain momentum - and how to go about it Examples of good practice in action

Understanding and proactively managing supplier risk is a key step toward minimizing supply chain disruption. But it’s easier said than done. For many procurement organizations, the lack of mature practices and confusion about the right technology solution are the biggest obstacles to adopting and driving truly effective supplier risk management.In this webcast presented by GEP and SIG, procurement experts discuss the essential components underpinning a successful supplier risk management program. They also examine the role of technology and digitalization in accelerating supplier risk management.

Therefore, CSCOs and Supply Chain Leaders need to approach risk management very differently than they have in the past. Organizations which have advanced their risk management practices are better positioned to maintain control during times of chaos.

All trucking fleets want to reduce their carbon footprints but have real concerns how any change could impact their bottom line.One easy but often misunderstood option is using renewable diesel fuel, which can help fleets go green literally overnight with little-to-no disruptions to their operations. Renewable diesel is a premium-quality, non-petroleum hydrocarbon fuel made from 100 percent renewable raw materials that meets all ASTM D975 and state and federal diesel specifications. Renewable diesel is not biodiesel and does not have any of the negative effects on engine performance.