Hannah Nearpass
How to Execute the Supply Chain ...

Moving into 2020, companies are setting new goals to improve and ultimately transform the supply chain. The fact is, consumers are constantly expecting faster and more efficient services. What does this mean for the supply chain? As user experiences become increasingly focused on convenience, the supply chain must become increasingly agile to adapt to shifting standards of operation. 

How to Execute the Supply Chain Transformation 

Accounts Receivable Factoring Agreement

Accounts Receivable Coverage in the Supply Chain

Accounts Receivable Coverage in the Supply Chain

There are certain factors in the supply chain that buyers and sellers must combat and address to effectively manage and ensure stability. To mitigate risk within the supply chain, companies commonly protect assets such as cash, inventory, equipment, and data; however…