ID Number: G00163331




Use Trust and Control to Improve Global Sourcing Governance
8 December 2008
 
Cassio Dreyfuss   Ian Marriott  

As a result of less face-to-face contact and different local processes, governance for global sourcing tends to rely a lot on stringent controls and very little on trust. However, it's possible to improve sourcing relationships through trust mechanisms, which results in improved global governance.







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Table of Contents



    
Analysis

1.0
    
Setting the Stage

1.1
    
A Description of the Problem
1.2
    
The Approach to a Solution
1.3
    
The Confidence Program as Part of Global Governance
1.4
    
The Connection Between Confidence and Governance
2.0
    
Improving the Confidence Index Through Trust Mechanisms

2.1
    
Individual Mechanisms

2.1.1
    
Reputation
2.1.2
    
Capability
2.1.3
    
Predictability
2.1.4
    
Consistency
2.1.5
    
Responsiveness
2.2
    
Collective Mechanisms

2.2.1
    
Compatibility
2.2.2
    
Congruency
2.2.3
    
Mutuality
2.2.4
    
Dependability
2.2.5
    
Communicability

    
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