Increasing Efficiencies Within Centralized and Decentralized Third Party Compliance Programs

Provided by Blue Umbrella2018-11-09T18:22:00+00:00

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Different compliance models have their own strengths and weaknesses regarding control, consistency and understanding of local nuance.

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While decentralized compliance departments have regional teams that are closely attuned to their local compliance environments, centralized compliance departments tend to retain greater control and consistency over their processes. Though each model has its own weaknesses and strengths, with careful consideration and program structuring these weaknesses can be addressed and managed in a compliance department.

This Blue Umbrella whitepaper is meant to guide you through the strengths and weaknesses of centralized and decentralized compliance models and how to improve programs operating on either model.

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