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  • E-Procurement - No success without user-centric implementation

    Without a consistent alignment to the requirements of all stakeholders, an implementation of e-procurement tools cannot be successful. This field report describes the things that are necessary before, during and after an implementation to gain user support and secure it in the long term.

    ProcurementTino Lichtenberg5 minutes

  • Data instead of cold calling - precision in sales thanks to technology

    Due to the high complexity in the sales process, one was always dependent on coincidences or luck in sales. It always took a large number of conversations and contacts before the first results became apparent. The result is a daily routine characterized by rejection and frustration. Today, however, there are more precise methods for acquiring new customers.

    Sales / After SalesDavid Schneider13 minutes

  • The big change is here: CEOs look to the future

    What do many business leaders think about the future of the global economy? The article offers some insights into the changes in the economic climate and the spreading geopolitical uncertainty.

    Markets & IndustryTradeshift4 minutes

  • World Trade Suffers - Can Automation Help?

    While the world from the U.S. to China basks in record temperatures, harried citizens can at least look forward to the inevitable end of summer and the arrival of the misty, fruitful autumn. Unfortunately, no such relief is in sight for the global economy.

    Markets & IndustryTradeshift4 minutes

  • Sourcing readiness: revival of a millennium theme

    It is still all about the best solution, the best provider and sharply calculated prices. Where 15 years ago standardization projects decided on future viability and cost-based benchmarking decided on contract extensions, today solution providers and interested customers from midsize companies, corporations and small businesses are driving each other forward through regulatory complexity. How were sourcing projects successful in 2005, what has become obsolete, what is still valid today and what needs to be done now?

    ProcurementPhilipp Schneidenbach8 minutes

  • eProcurement - 5 factors for winning in purchasing

    Indirect procurement is often given only low priority. But it is precisely the unfavorable relationship between price and process costs that actually forces us to exploit all available savings potential here. And there are several of these along the process chain.

    ProcurementChristian Obeser7 minutes