All, Automotive, Banking and Finance, Construction, Consumer Goods, Energy, Healthcare, Industrial Manufacturing, Mining and Cement, Pharmaceuticals, Retail, Services, Telecommunications, Transport and Logistics, Utilities
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Middle East and Africa
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Changing market dynamics over the last decade have affected supply chains for everybody, from the largest buyer to the smallest supplier. Growing competition – driven by the recovering oil price and cheap production in Asia – forcing producers to be more efficient. Our MEA network brings interested buyers and suppliers together, offering collaborative opportunities to all parties in the region.
Enhanced profiling
Allow buyers to apply their internal benchmarking standards to your profile – giving them an easier way to gauge the suitability of your business.
Relevant audit protocols
Region and industry specific protocols, backed by comprehensive reporting and expert advice on improvement plans.
Performance feedback
Give buyers updates on your continuous improvement.
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