E-Book: Case Study-based Insight for Conflict Minerals Compliance in 2015

An Insightful Look at 2014 Conflict Minerals Efforts, Benefits of Tracing Your Supply Chain, is the first E-Book of its kind on conflict minerals in 2014. This past year has been an important year for publicly traded companies as they have had to report to the Securities and Exchange Commission on the origin of tin, tantalum, tungsten, and gold in their supply chain because of Section 1502 of Dodd Frank law.

Companies that did report on the origin of 3TG in their supply chain have been able to see firsthand the benefits of having a deeper understanding of the composition of their products, and how to better manage their complex supply chains. This increasing trend towards supply chain transparency has initiated companies to evaluate their supply chain even beyond conflict minerals, in order to safeguard their businesses from unethical practices.

The E-Book is a compilation of our most influential white papers of 2014 that provide companies with key insights for conflict minerals compliance. The E-Book includes white papers on Overcoming Supplier Resistance, Conflict Minerals Compliance Programs Implementation: An Analysis of 4 Prevailing Approaches, Moving Beyond Supplier Provided Information: A Guide To Smelter Verification, and the 2015 Guide to a Successful Conflict Minerals Program. Companies will be able to learn how to overcome conflict minerals reporting drawbacks, and how to be on the right for evaluating conflict minerals in their supply chain. If interested, click here to download a copy of the E-Book: An Insightful Look at 2014 Conflict Minerals Efforts, Benefits of Tracing Your Supply Chain.

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