One of the products, Lexis Diligence, helps clients gain better intelligence when evaluating potential or existing suppliers. The other product, LexisNexis SmartWatch, allows companies to anticipate and manage supplier risk, minimize supply chain disruptions, help prevent possible litigation and protect corporate brands.
“We’ve had existing clients come to us asking for risk mitigation and supplier monitoring tools before, so it just seemed to make sense to work with LexisNexis,” said David Spencer, Corbus’ senior vice president for business development and marketing, in a statement.
Corbus, a wholly owned subsidiary of Soin International LLC, has 700 employees in the Dayton-Cincinnati area.
LexisNexis offers computer-assisted research services. The company has about 3,400 employees and contractors in Miami Twp. at its Legal and Professional division, which is the company’s biggest single concentration of employment.
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