The Bureau of Industry and Security (BIS) has reached a $115,000 civil settlement with tech company Intevac, Inc. They committed five violations of the Export Administration Regulations (EAR), the first of which occurred in 2007, when Intevac released sensitive material to a Russian national employee for a product used in hard disk drive manufacturing. Intevac did not have the deemed export license required to release the information to that employee and thus, violated the regulation.

Amber Road would like to thank all of those who attended the final webinar in our three-part Export Compliance Webinar Series. During this series, we addressed three key steps involved in building an export compliance program, and showed you how Export On-Demand can help you get started. The third webinar focused on Shipment Screening & Documentation, and the attendees asked some great questions. Unfortunately, we ran out of time and were unable to answer all of them. The presenters, Scott Byrnes and Scott Parker, were kind enough to provide us with written responses to those questions.

Here are a few:

tablishing an Export Compliance Program (ECP) can be a daunting task. So far in our Export Compliance Webinar Series, we have addressed two of the three key steps of building an ECP, Restricted Party Screening and Product Classification.

Amber Road would like to thank all of those who attended the second webinar in our three-part Export Compliance Webinar Series. The attendees asked some great questions, but unfortunately, we ran out of time and were unable to answer all of them. The presenters were kind enough to provide us with written responses to those questions. Here are a few:

Xylem Inc., a leading global water technology company, needed a simple to use, flexible, fully automated screening solution that also managed its export and import data and could be deployed quickly without costly software or hardware. Xylem turned to Amber Road’s Export On-Demand solution to automate all aspects of export compliance for 300 worldwide users across 150 countries.

Establishing an Export Compliance Program (ECP) can be a daunting task. Don’t worry, we can help! Join Amber Road for our complimentary three-part export compliance webinar series. We will address the three key steps of building an ECP (Restricted Party Screening, Product Classification, and Shipment Screening & Documentation).

Amber Road would like to thank all of those who attended the first webinar in our three-part Export Compliance Webinar Series. During this series, we address three key steps involved in building an export compliance program, and show you how Export On-Demand can help you get started. The first webinar focused on Restricted Party Screening (RPS), and the attendees asked some great questions. Unfortunately, we ran out of time and were unable to answer all of them. The presenters, Scott Byrnes and Scott Parker, were kind enough to provide us with written responses to those questions. Here are a few:

Establishing an Export Compliance Program (ECP) can be a daunting task. Don’t worry, we can help! Join Amber Road for our complimentary three-part export compliance webinar series. We will address the three key steps of building an ECP (Restricted Party Screening, Product Classification, and Shipment Screening & Documentation).