Tue, 28 April 2015
Business networks and big data are joining to give companies new means to identify and eliminate slavery and other labor risks from across their complex global supply chains. Data-savvy B2B participants in these networks can now newly uncover unsavory and illegal labor practices that may be hidden deep inside multi-level supplier ecosystems. The next BriefingsDirect best business practices panel discussion focuses on how Made in a Free World, a nonprofit group in San Francisco, is partnering with Ariba, an SAP company, to shine more light across the supply chain networks to not only stem these labor practices, but also reduce the risks that companies may unwittingly incur from within their own pool of buying. Subscribe to the podcast on iTunes. Get the mobile app for iOS or Android. Read a full transcript ordownload a copy. To explain practical and effective approaches to forced-labor risk determination and mitigation, we're joined by Tim Minahan, Senior Vice President of Ariba, and Justin Dillon, CEO and Founder at Made In A Free World in San Francisco. The panel is moderated by Dana Gardner, Principal Analyst at Interarbor Solutions. Subscribe to the podcast on iTunes. Get the mobile app for iOS or Android. Read a full transcript or download a copy. Sponsor: Ariba, an SAP company.
Direct download: BriefingsDirect-Detecting_and_Eradicating_Slavery_Across_Global_Supply_Chains.mp3
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