Are supply chains fit for purpose in the 21st century?

April 8, 2019

Are the supply chain processes fit for purpose in the 21^st century? Bridget Kenyon, Global CISO, Thales eSecurity, joined us at #teissLondon2019 to deconstruct the complexities between trust and security.

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Are supply chains fit for purpose in the 21st century?

Are the supply chain processes fit for purpose in the 21st century? Bridget Kenyon, Global CISO, Thales eSecurity, joined us at #teissLondon2019 to deconstruct the complexities between trust and security.

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Are the supply chain processes fit for purpose in the 21^st century? Bridget Kenyon, Global CISO, Thales eSecurity, joined us at #teissLondon2019 to deconstruct the complexities between trust and security.