How should management and boards be involved in our supply chain management?

Management and boards are expected to provide oversight, not operational control. This requires clear information on material risks, decision logic, and progress over time. Well-designed governance and reporting structures enable informed oversight without excessive operational burden.

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How should management and boards be involved in our supply chain management?
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