The Procurement Executives leading their profession over the past 20 years or so have clearly demonstrated that best-in-class firms have truly expanded their organizations contributions to their Enterprise. They’ve increased their units role beyond “just buying” to include such things as managing both direct and indirect products/services, enhancing supplier relationships, implementing contract management, driving eSourcing capabilities, supporting strategic sourcing practices, using procurement processes in non-traditional categories to show dramatic results, etc.
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The Procurement Executives leading their profession over the past 20 years or so have clearly demonstrated that best-in-class firms have truly expanded their organizations contributions to their Enterprise. They’ve increased their units role beyond “just buying” to include such things as managing both direct and indirect products/services, enhancing supplier relationships, implementing contract management, driving eSourcing capabilities, supporting strategic sourcing practices, using procurement processes in non-traditional categories to show dramatic results, etc.