Whip Your Contracts into Shape by Assuring Compliance

by Sara Cullen

Many organizations assume that if an obligation has been stated in a contract, the provider will comply with it and no further work needs to be done. However, astute organizations do not assume compliance; they ensure it. The time to discover the provider has not done so is not when your organization is seeking to invoke the clause, as the next case illustrates.

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Whip Your Contracts into Shape by Assuring Compliance23 September 2009

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