The earliest supply chain warning is rarely in English.
A small supplier in Asia is disrupted. It makes the local paper, never the international press. But it may be a critical supplier of a scarce component for a far larger manufacturer.
Our CEO Jan Balatka in @FounderReports ↓
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Nobody wakes up wanting to check another dashboard.
Risk and treasury teams want one thing: to know that something changed, inside the system they already work in.
A thread on why timing beats volume ↓
It's also why we built svEye Commodities Monitoring to run inside @SAP.
Early warnings on strikes, supply disruptions and regulatory shifts across 200+ commodities, delivered where treasury and risk decisions are already made.
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The best risk intelligence is the kind you don't have to go looking for.
Available on SAP Store:
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After the EU Omnibus, many mid-sized companies think supply chain due diligence is no longer their problem.
There's one date they may be missing: 14 December 2027.
A short thread ↓
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So here's a practical question for procurement and compliance teams:
If a local outlet in your supplier's region reported labour abuses tomorrow, in the local language, how would you find out?
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That's what open-source monitoring is for.
Not more paperwork. Knowing before someone asks you.
We read 2M+ articles a day in 12 languages, so the local story doesn't stay local.
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So here's a practical question for procurement and compliance teams:
If a local outlet in your supplier's region reported labour abuses tomorrow, in the local language, how would you find out?
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That's what open-source monitoring is for.
Not more paperwork. Knowing before someone asks you.
We read 2M+ articles a day in 12 languages, so the local story doesn't stay local.
semantic-visions.com/busines…
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