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What is risk management?
A structured process designed to identify, assess, and control potential events that could negatively affect the company. Risk management helps organizations anticipate supply disruptions and take steps to minimize their impact on the business’ operations. Examples of risk mitigation practices include supplier diversification, regular contract reviews, and more stringent contract terms to prevent losses.
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Importance of Risk Management in Procurement
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