Certifiable : how businesses operationalize responsible sourcing
Publication details: John Wiley & Sons, Inc 2023 New JerseyDescription: 239 pISBN:- 9781119890294
- 658.408 VAN
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Table of Contents: Chapter1:Down the Dusty Road: The Complexity of Supply Chains in the Age of Globalization Chapter2:Globalization and a Corporate Crisis Chapter3:The Power Pathway: External and Internal Pressures on Global Supply Chains Chapter4:Pulling Back the Curtain: The Basics of Standard-Setting and Auditing to Increase Transparency Chapter5:Wake-Up Calls: The Dual Disasters of Rana Plaza and COVID-19 Chapter6: Walking Further Together: Partnership and Innovation Chapter7: Rays of Sunshine: Stories of Brand Success Chapter8: Let Me Tell You a Story: The Responsible Marketing of Responsible Sourcing Chapter9: Convincing the Money Folks: Business Finance for Sustainability and Impact Chapter10: On Your Own Path
The book provides practical guidance on creating, implementing, and auditing transformative socially responsible sourcing practices. Drawing on his experience with the Ethical Handcraft program at Nest and real-world case studies, the author teaches how to navigate complex global supply chains without falling victim to common pitfalls. The book also discusses the impact of corporate finance, Covid-19, shifting consumer attitudes, and information sharing policies on supply chain transparency. It also discusses the importance of blockchain technology, its potential to transform financial systems, economy, and society, and lower-risk investment approaches. The book is a valuable resource for managers, executives, directors, operations and sourcing professionals, and other business leaders seeking transformative change.
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