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For the past month, I have been reporting on the Top 5 Supply Strategies enterprises have prioritized for the next two years. The findings were the result of a September 2006 survey of the top challenges and initiatives of 300 supply management and business executives from around the globe.
Below is a round up of related posts from Supply Excellence that outlines the Top 5 Supply Strategies and provides examples of organizations that are leading the way in implementing technologies and processes to overcome their cost, compliance and risk management challenges. Visit Supply Excellence regularly to participate in continued discussion on these topics.
Back in the Research Game: Top Challenges Facing Supply Execs
Research Redux: Top Five Supply Management Strategies
Strategy
Supply Strategy #1: A Spend Intelligence Short Story
Supply Strategy #2: A Compliance Tale
Supply Strategy #3: Sourcing Grows Up
Supply Strategy #4: Grabbing the Supplier Performance Ring
Supply Strategy #5: Getting Organized
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Thanks to the overwhelming interest in this topic, the Top 5 Supply Strategies will be the subject of a five-part Web seminar series, featuring presentations from industry experts and experienced supply management executives like you. Attendees will hear firsthand about practical, real-world approaches for supply management improvements. You’ll also have the opportunity to question panelists and to voice your own opinions in interactive polls that will shape future research and forums. Click here to register for the first event
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1 Supply Excellence » Feeding the Spend Analysis Frenzy: Aberdeen Chimes In // Dec 8, 2006 at 10:08 am
[...] Interest in spend analysis approaches and solutions have reached an all-time high. As noted here, 300 supply managment execs recent cited improving spend visibility and analysis as the top of their Top 5 Supply Strategies prioritized for the next two years. And the blogsphere is jammed with posts and outright brawls on the pros and cons of spend analysis. (Is it me, or does it seem that every third Spend Matters post seems to touch on the subject? Just kidding, Jason.) [...]
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