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SCT FAQs
Sphera’s Supply Chain Transparency (SCT) solution offers end-to-end visibility across your entire supply chain.
What is a supply chain, in basic terms?
A supply chain is the interconnected sequence of processes that is undertaken by your raw materials before they become finished products.
What is supply chain transparency?
Supply chain transparency means having open communication about your supply chain with external stakeholders. It allows you to give clear information about the processes and materials behind your finished goods. If your business needs more supply chain transparency, Sphera’s expert consultants can help.
What is the difference between supply chain visibility and supply chain transparency?
Supply chain visibility refers to a company’s ability to see activities throughout its supply chain. Lack of supplier information reduces visibility. This could include data on daily production, quality control, raw material sourcing, shipment locations and compliance with laws on worker safety, human rights and environmental impact.
Supply chain transparency requires companies to know what is happening upstream in the supply chain and to communicate this knowledge both internally and externally.