Strategic Projects
We help organisations to optimise their indirect procurement function, enabling them to source the goods and the services they need to keep running more efficiently and effectively
Many businesses face challenges in managing indirect spend effectively. These include fragmented spending across different locations and business units, lack of visibility into enterprise-wide savings opportunities, and insufficient buy-infor procurement leaders within the organisation.
Transforming Challenges into Opportunities
We seek first to understand the as-is situation and understand where you are on your procurement journey, from here we can.
Why Partner with Ebit?
- Expertise: Procurement consultants bring specialized knowledge and experience in strategic procurement. They can identify cost-saving opportunities, optimize processes, and implement best practices.
- Objective Insights: External consultants provide an unbiased perspective, helping businesses overcome internal biases and blind spots.
- Change Management: Consultants assist in organizational change management during procurement transformations.
- Access to Tools: Consultants have access to cutting-edge tools and technologies that can enhance procurement efficiency.
- Risk Mitigation: Collaborating with consultants helps mitigate risks by diversifying sources and improving supply chain resilience.
In summary, strategic indirect procurement, when combined with expert guidance from procurement consultants, can drive efficiency, cost savings, and better decision-making for businesses.
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What is an indirect procurement strategy?
Indirect procurement involves acquiring goods and services such as computers, maintenance services, and utilities, necessary for daily business operations.
What is the indirect procurement category strategy?
An indirect procurement category strategy focuses on enhancing efficiency by optimizing each category's specific requirements and integrating enabling technologies to reduce operating expenses.
What is an example of an indirect procurement cost?
Indirect procurement costs might include a bakery buying refrigerators for product cooling, a designer purchasing fashion design software, or an auto manufacturer acquiring robots for assembly processes.
What is a strategic procurement process?
Strategic procurement or strategic sourcing is a planned process to ensure timely and budget-aligned acquisition of necessary goods and services for successful business operations.
What is an example of indirect procurement?
Examples of indirect procurement include expenses like rent, office supplies, marketing services, capital expenditures, HR services, and utilities.