Best in class procurement organizations
Industrial manufacturers face a number of challenges when globalizing their procurement organization. They have to decide on how to align communication, how to integrate e-procurement benefits and how to realize synergies. Manageable solutions have to be found for global decision making, the alignment of internal processes and for global supplier management.
A recent Roland Berger benchmark study covering 35 leading manufacturers shows that successful global procurement organizations distinguish themselves in six areas.
- Communication alignment
- Achieving global e-procurement benefits
- Realizing commodity synergies
- Effective decision making processes
- Procurement process alignment
- Strategic supplier management
The first step in building a best in class procurement organization is an objective rating of the current organization. With a structured set of questions further opportunities can be identified.
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