The ISBA/PwC report into supply chain transparency, vital as it is, only tells half the story. Here, Nick Manning looks at the other side of the equation.
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Nick Manning crunches the numbers following the release of ISBA’s long-awaited study into programmatic supply chains. The results are dire.
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