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Corporate Sustainability
What are SOX compliance & Sarbanes-Oxley Act
SOX compliance refers to the adherence to the regulations and requirements outlined in the Sarbanes-Oxley Act of 2002, often abbreviated as SOX. The Sarbanes-Oxley Act
A fully Integrated Environment by Nature
As part of our engagement to promote the local economy and more sustainable business practices, in order to reach the COP 26 objectives and
Staying Ahead of the Global Supplies Shortages
When looking back to the Paris agreement agenda, voted in 2016 and with an objective of implementing key actions to work out the ongoing climate changes.
Managing Your Business Through the Global COVID-19 Pandemic and Beyond!
Early 2020 all countries around the globe have seen the evolution of the COVID-19 pandemic situation at the pace of new restrictive measures in all
Administrative Reform of Batam Indonesian Free Zone Authority (BIFZA)
The Free Trade Zone, known as an FTZ, has been discussed among investors, businesses owners, the Indonesian government and the local community about the development of Batam local economical
key changes you need to know about Incoterms 2020
The INCOTERMS or International Commercial Terms were created by the ICC in 1923 and first published in 1936. The Incoterms rules were amended in 1953, 1967,
Deploying Metrology to Enhance your Continuous Improvement Process
The overall performance of any company is linked to its ability to perform a task with a limited percentage of non-performance in its execution. The
Going the Next Mil of Remote Assets Management
Companies are focusing on maintaining a high level of sales and to ensure a high level of profitability, to maintain the company afloat. Such statement
Convert your inventories into Additional Cash Flow
Immobilised assets are very often stored in multiple locations and do represent a fixed cost for the companies such as: The depreciation of these assets
Business Intelligence in New Markets
The ongoing globalisation have been initiated in the 75s-80s in order to stimulate the local European markets with the externalisation of the manufacturing in developing
Managing your supply chain during the COVID-19 pandemic and beyond
The COVID-19 pandemic situation has forced the companies to meet new obligations, in order to maintain their level of business activity. All lockdown rules imposed
Outsourcing Accounting, Sourcing and Logistic Functions
The global economical slow down is creating a situation where companies can see their net margin being reduced and are then pushed to prospects outside