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Unlocking working capital efficiencies: exploring finance and procurement strategies for a healthy supply chain in the midst of continued global disruption
What's this research about?
As the business world continues to experience disruption following the pandemic, finance and procurement teams need to find new solutions to protect their organisations from challenges experienced by inefficiencies in the supply chain. Meanwhile, the sustainability agenda continues to occupy board rooms. Financial penalties and incentives driving demand for corporate social responsibility and ethical practice. This report will delve into the strategies and initiatives finance and procurement teams are currently (and planning to) implement to help their organisations navigate these macro issues, unlock working capital, boost liquidity and optimise value within the supply chain.
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Background reading to set some context for the interview:
Further information:
An eBook will be published in Q1 2022 and will be complimented by several articles in the trade press and a series of events.
See 2 example questions:
Q1
Most large corporations are supplied by thousands of SMEs and are reliant on their survival. Given the continued pressure faced by SMEs as a result of the continued disruption, in your view what should corporations be doing to support these suppliers in order to maintain a healthy supply chain?
Q2
According to Gartner in their 2021 report on “5 Changes for Supply Chain Leaders to Act on Now”, goods sourced far away from the markets that they serve, are increasing working capital challenges and lead times. Is this the case for your business? If so how are you addressing these challenges?