In our last post, we reviewed many of the core modules of S2P that can be successfully argued as “high priority” for implementation and came to the conclusion that the next module you get, and get started on (whether or not you integrate it right away or not) is Spend Analysis. This is because it […]
So you have your e-Procurement baseline, or you are at least in the process of implementing it and you need to scope out what module / solution to implement next. Where do you start? The answer here is not as easy, even after careful deliberation and research, because there are very good, sometimes equally good, […]
As promised, here is a partial, starting, list of seventy (70) e-Procurement companies that have many of the baseline features we outlined in Part 5 of this series. Please note that this list is in no-way complete (as no analyst is aware of every company), is only valid as of the date of posting (as […]
After sticking through five parts of this series (Part I, Part II,Part III,Part IV, and Part V) you accept that you need to start with e-Procurement, which means getting an e-Procurement foundation in place as soon as possible if you don’t have it or upgrading the e-Procurement foundation if the solution you have now does […]
the doctor posted this on LinkedIn yesterday as a follow up to yesterday’s rant on how a 60 minute call is NOT due diligence, but is reposting it here because it’s something we should all be aware of and thinking about as progressive thought leaders (and while LinkedIn posts may get buried under the electronic […]