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What is Best-in-Class in Contractor Management?

ISNetworld, a global leader in contractor and supplier management, releases a white paper titled, "What is Best-in-Class in Contractor Management?". Drawing from lessons learned across industries, this white paper discusses 10 strategic elements found in best-in-class contractor management systems.

Whether you are a corporation that utilises contractors or a general contractor that hires subcontractors, you will find essential components for benchmarking your practices, improving safety and minimizing risk exposures, including:

• Establishing a clear communication strategy
• Measuring performance
• Incorporating a risk-ranking process
• Maintaining an approved contractor list
• Addressing subcontractor management

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