Today's business leaders continually face a variety of challenges that can no longer be answered with only traditional measures. Commodity and personnel costs continue to increase, putting pressure on margins. Business managers are continually being asked to do more with fewer resources. Chief Procurement Officers are not immune to this trend either, but there is a maturing phenomenon taking place in the market that is uncovering hidden treasures in the form of greatly reduced indirect goods and services costs that drive significant savings and directly improve bottom line profits.
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Today's business leaders continually face a variety of challenges that can no longer be answered with only traditional measures. Commodity and personnel costs continue to increase, putting pressure on margins. Business managers are continually being asked to do more with fewer resources. Chief Procurement Officers are not immune to this trend either, but there is a maturing phenomenon taking place in the market that is uncovering hidden treasures in the form of greatly reduced indirect goods and services costs that drive significant savings and directly improve bottom line profits.