[Webinar] Spending too much time prequalifying vendors?
This Felix webinar is a must for anyone looking to streamline the vendor prequalification process for their organisation.
Vendor prequalification is a crucial process in third-party risk management. Yet the non-standardised process from one company to another, or even within one organisation, can create huge inefficiencies for all parties involved.
Date: March 3rd, 2021
Time: 10am Brisbane time (11am Sydney time)
- 90% rated visibility into their extended vendor network as moderate or very low*
- There's an over-representation of labour hire workers in OHS incidents**
- It can take weeks to build prequalification questions, months to evaluate vendor submissions, but only split seconds for an incident involving an unqualified vendor to happen
We need to do better than manual processes, Excel spreadsheets or even paper forms. We need to do better than making our vendors and suppliers jump through the same hoops multiple times.
Join us in this live webinar to learn how organisations can streamline the process while ensuring industry best practices with Vendor OptiqualTM.
This webinar will cover:
- Industry landscape and the identification of the problem
- What is PAS?
- Introducing Vendor OptiqualTM
- Delivering the Vendor OptiqualTM solution to customers - what's involved?
- Vendor OptiqualTM benefits
- Q&A from the audience
Register today to save your spot.
*Deloitte 2020 Chief Procurement Officer Flash Survey
** ACCR: Labour Hire & Contracting Across the ASX100
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