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Ethical expectations of our suppliers
At TI, we expect suppliers to adhere to our ethical values so that we may permeate responsible and fair business practices throughout the supply chain. As we do with our employees, TI regularly engages suppliers to share our expectations and values.
An open letter to suppliers or potential suppliers to TI
As a supplier to Texas Instruments, you play a pivotal role in our future. We depend on you and your products and services every day to help make TI successful. We look forward to a close working relationship that is mutually advantageous.
TI has become a world-class company by building on a solid foundation of strong ethical principles and values. Our values of integrity, innovation and commitment have historically led us do things the right way. Additionally, our Worldwide Procurement & Logistics (WPL) organization has adopted the Ethical Principles of the Institute of Supply Management. These same values provide the firm foundation for our success in supplier relationships.
Ethics and integrity are the primary considerations in all actions and decisions. The TI Values and Ethics Statement/Code of business Conduct can be found under the Investor Relations section of our Web site. Every TIer and supplier must together foster an environment of fair and impartial opportunities for all suppliers to compete. In such an environment, unethical behavior simply has no place. If you become aware of any questionable activities involving TIers or suppliers, please share your concerns immediately with any of the following TI individuals:
- Any buyer/Worldwide Procurement & Logistics (WPL) representative
- Worldwide Procurement & Logistics Vice President Rob Simpson
- TI Ethics Director David Reid
These TI employees are committed to working with all TIers and our suppliers to ensure that ethics and integrity are primary considerations in all actions and decisions.
Please do not let questionable activities go unchallenged. We count on our suppliers to help us maintain our high standards and promote an environment of healthy and fair competition. If you have any questions or concerns, please contact any of us directly, or a TI buyer or WPL representative with whom you feel the most comfortable.
Thanks and regards,
Rob Simpson
Vice president, Worldwide Procurement & Logistics
972-927-2110
David Reid
Vice president, TI ethics director
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