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5 Ways Your Vendor Risk Management Leaves You In The Dark

Relationships with vendors are vital for many organizations, but the more data you share, the more risk you acquire. And mitigating this risk requires a degree of visibility into vendor systems that most organizations are hard-pressed to achieve.

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PC Matic was founded in 1999 by Rob Cheng and Dave Methvin with the sole purpose of creating a better way to diagnose common computer problems. Prior to creating PC Matic, Rob Cheng was a Senior Vice President at Gateway Computers responsible for Gateway's Consumer business worldwide including profit and loss responsibility. Rob noticed that the technical support cost was growing faster than revenue, and there had to be a way to automate the process of diagnosing and repairing a computer.

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5 Ways Your Vendor Risk Management Leaves You In The Dark