- Chief Compliance Officer and VP of Legal Affairs, Arrow Electronics
Sure, a company can put together an elegant suite of best-in-class solutions for governance, risk, and compliance, but before investing in dedicated solutions, don’t overlook what you might have in place already—an enterprise resource planning suite that may be well suited to cover your GRC needs.
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