Turning Chaos into Control Through Dynamic Market Sourcing
The tactics best-in-class sourcing teams are using to win in volatile markets.
The world has changed dramatically, and traditional cycle-based sourcing is no longer sufficient to make headway in volatile markets. Instead, leading procurement teams are switching to a dynamic market-based sourcing strategy that allows them to sense and respond proactively to any disruption because they have a complete view of their supply chain.
In this ebook you'll learn:
- What is dynamic market sourcing, and why traditional cycle sourcing no longer works
- The tactics best-in-class teams are using to regain control in a volatile market
- How technology is helping teams save money, reduce risk and increase capacity
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