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As supply chains globalize and become more complex, so do risks and opportunities. A robust risk mapping process is essential for gaining visibility and understanding of priorities to drive your assessment and monitoring efforts. In order to avoid faulty prioritization and misaligned action plans, this process requires significant domain expertise and reliable data.
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