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What’s Happening at KPMG Australia Should Worry Every Supplier
A major accounting scandal in Australia is a reminder of something every supplier should understand:
✅ Trust is not a slogan.
✅ Trust is a control system.
When confidential customer information is mishandled, when internal concerns are not properly escalated, when whistleblowers are not protected, and when investigations are not documented clearly, the damage is not just legal or reputational.
👉 It becomes a buyer confidence problem.
This is exactly why supplier readiness is not about giving perfect answers on a questionnaire.
It is about being able to prove:
❓Who had access.
❓Who approved what.
❓What was reported.
❓What was investigated.
❓What was corrected.
❓Where is the evidence kept.
Whether you are a global audit firm or a small supplier answering a customer questionnaire, the principle is the same:
✅ Proof beats promises.
That is what Audit Ready is really about.
Because when the questions start coming, it is too late to start looking for proof.
🔥 If you want to know how to cover your ass before the buyer, auditor, or procurement team comes knocking at your inbox — DM me.
Sincerely,
Dean
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What’s Happening at KPMG Australia Should Worry Every Supplier
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