Webinars
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New! Building an Export Management Program:
In this webinar, recorded from a live presentation, our panel of global trade experts discusses best practices to ensure that their business processes take export regulations into consideration during all aspects of doing business on a global basis.
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Key Strategies for Establishing an Export Management System:
Small to medium-sized companies represent 97% of all US exporters, but don’t always have the resources to keep up with the constantly changing landscape of export regulations and cannot afford the business risks of non-compliance. This webinar, hosted by World Trade Magazine, addresses key findings from an industry survey on how companies manage export compliance and highlights a number of best practices for your company to consider when implementing an export management system.
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Strategic Opportunities that 10+2 Presents:
The need to comply with regulations such as the Importer Security Filing (aka ISF or 10+2) can drive investment in Global Trade Management technologies and generate a number of additional benefit areas by viewing compliance as a strategic initiative. Elements of 10+2 filings are the same for other import documentation. Leverage the former and reduce data inaccuracies- learn more in this video from SupplyChainBrain.com and Management Dynamics.
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Global Trade Compliance: Automating the Import Supply Chain:
Automating the import process to support a low cost country sourcing strategy is an objective many supply chain teams have today. This webinar will feature a case study presented by Leggett & Platt on how to transform a fragmented global procurement approach into a centralized global import process.
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Automating Related Party Trade at Agilent:
With related party shipments accounting for over 40% of all trade, multi-national organizations are looking to adopt global transaction processing. This interactive session will provide a framework for centrally managing your global trade compliance processes across multiple geographies.
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Moving Beyond Global Sourcing to Trade Agreement Management:
The next level of savings from a low-cost country sourcing strategy is in how a company can leverage trade agreements to reduce landed costs – specifically duties. The presenters will address key findings from an industry survey on how companies are using FTAs and deliver best practices for your company to fully take advantage of FTA opportunities.
