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It Is Difficult To Line Up Qualified Suppliers In Some Countries

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It Is Difficult To Line Up Qualified Suppliers In Some Countries

When you undertake a new project, you often have to rely on contractors and suppliers to provide labor, material, and expertise. In a multinational firm there are likely to be a number of locations where there is no local support available. The alternative then is to relocate supplier staff to remote locations—very expensive.

Impact

Without qualified suppliers a project may languish and flounder in some locations. Local management may be blamed for not getting the project off of the ground.

Prevention

Before any new project is started, an assessment is necessary to determine how the project will be rolled out in different countries. It may be determined that some countries may have to have the project deferred for several years.

Action

If the project has already started and contractors are on board, an effort needs to be undertaken with the contractors to determine how each location will be supported. If there are gaping holes, then deferment is almost a necessity.


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