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Why A VMO Needs To Define A Core Set Of Processes

October 13, 2022 Strategy Ben King

Why A VMO Needs To Define A Core Set Of Processes

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Why should you define a core set of processes for your Vendor Management Office (VMO) / Supplier Management Office? Nick Francis, Co-founder and CTMO of Brooklyn Vendor Assurance, shares 15 years worth of expertise and explains how defining a core set of processes for your VMO could:

  • Increase consistency
  • Increase quality
  • Increase clarity
  • Increase regulatory compliance (internal and external
  • Reduce risk / chance of failure
  • Increase efficiency and effectiveness
  • Simplify and streamline your processes
  • Help define benchmarks
  • Advice implementation
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