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Third-party brokers

The ways to minimize these risks include minimizing foreign travel, keeping your software code and using a third-party broker. [Pg.93]

As needed, an honest broker to facilitate the effort. This can be a trusted team member or third party such as a consultant. [Pg.44]

A third-party honest broker to facilitate the effort and provide an outside, neutral perspective. At times, such outside participation will have to keep a project moving. The third party can be a team member or a consultant jointly funded by the partners. [Pg.241]

The distribution tier receives customer requirements and is responsible for delivering required products or services. It involves such general units as warehouses, distribution centers, and cross-docking points. These units are grouped into distribution sub-tiers. Alternatively, supply chain units in the distribution tier can be classified as wholesalers, retailers, and brokers. Third-party logistics providers present a special case for belonging to the distribution tier. In some situations, these can be represented by a single supply chain node. [Pg.31]


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