e-Book: Getting a Handle on Third-Party Relationships
Companies have always relied on several third-party specialists and service providers to help carry out the work that they do. Vendors, suppliers, resellers, wholesalers, consultants, and many others have been part of the business equation for nearly as long as companies have existed. What is different now is how entwined ...
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