By Kelly Barner on Saturday, 30 September 2017
Category: Weekly Event Recommendations

Recommended Procurement Webinars for October 2-6: Global Pressures on Procurement & Supply Chain

There are three in-person events taking place this week: the Proactis Spend Control Summit in London, Procurement Leaders’ Europe Forum in Amsterdam, and ISM-New York’s procurement appreciation event. On the virtual front, we have some new topics and some new hosts – my favorite combination. Click on the title of each recommended webinar below to view the full description and register. 

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Are You Ready? Preparing for EU Data Protection Regulation (SciExchange)

October 3, 11am ET

The EU Data Protection Regulation, better known as GDPR, becomes enforceable in May of 2018. In order to be in compliance, all companies that do business in the EU (whether they are headquartered there or not) must demonstrate that they protect the personal data of EU residents, including consumer data, customer data, employee data, and other third-party data, or face strict penalties. Andrew Gutierrez, Director of Contracts and Compliance at Science Exchange (a platform for outsourced R&D) will provide a general overview of what GDPR means to your organization as well as sharing key tips on GDPR compliance.

North Korea: The Supply Chain Perspective on What to expect and What to Do (S&DCE, resilinc)

October 3, 1pm ET

The entire world is anxiously watching to see what will happen with the steady, defiant escalation of North Korea’s nuclear capabilities – especially in the hands of their unpredictable leader, Kim Jong-un. While the US and EU do not have direct trade relations with North Korea, it would be wrong to assume that our supply chains are immune – especially given the role China (North Korea’s top trading partner) plays in the global economy. In this timely webinar, Resilinc is bringing together experts who can discuss the relevant geopolitical considerations and supply chain dependencies. (I’ve registered for this event.)

The State of ePayables 2017 (Ardent Partners, Bottomline Technologies)

October 4th, 2pm ET

After considering the precarious situation in North Korea, it may be a relief to focus on something as rational as the state of ePayables. In this webinar, Andrew Bartolini and members of the management team at Bottomline Technologies will discuss the changing role of AP and how technology can empower them to contribute to cash management, supplier relationships, and business intelligence.

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