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Risk Intelligence Firm Partners with Institute for Supply Management

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What happened

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A global risk intelligence company announced a new partnership with the Institute for Supply Management. Under the agreement, the company became part of ISM’s member benefit program, granting ISM’s global members preferred access to its Enterprise Risk Intelligence Platform. This platform provides objective risk intelligence and insights to supply chain professionals.

From manilatimes.net

Why it matters

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The partnership allows supply chain leaders to use real-time monitoring and forecasting to anticipate risks such as tariff changes, geopolitical instability, logistics bottlenecks, and cyberattacks. This capability helps organizations avoid disruptions that could impact cost, continuity, or compliance.

From manilatimes.net

Who's involved

  • RaneAuto component manufacturer in Chennai, India

Who could feel it

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  • RaneSpeculative

    The company might see increased revenue from expanded market reach through the partnership with ISM.

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