Outsourcing indirect procurement to free your time, allowing your business to focus on what makes it great
Why Should Your Business Invest In Indirect Procurement?
Invest in indirect procurement to free your time to focus on what makes your business great
Reflecting on 2025: A Year of Partnership, and Performance
2025 was a defining year for EBIT. As UK businesses navigated tightening margins, supply chain volatility, and increasing scrutiny on procurement efficiency, our work focused on one thing: giving leaders the clarity and confidence to act decisively.
9 quiet but critical procurement areas not enough people are talking about
9 quiet but critical areas of procurement that not enough people are talking about, get these right and then you can benefit from AI & digital transformation
“Do what you do best and outsource the rest” – Peter Drucker
In today’s volatile business landscape, agility isn’t a luxury, it’s a necessity. As companies navigate inflationary pressures, supply chain disruptions, and mounting compliance demands, many are turning to outsource partners not just as a cost lever, but as a strategic enabler. Outsourcing in 2025 is no longer just about cost reduction, it’s about strategic orchestration
Contract Management and Maturity
Contract management & maturity provide a source of value to businesses, protecting from vulnerabilities caused by rogue spend and auto renewals.
Cost Challenges
As UK businesses face into 2025 and ongoing cost challenges, we look at how effective procurement can mitigate the impact of these.
Buyers Guide – Courier Services
We’ve produced this free Buyers Guide to help anyone looking to review their Courier Services provider
Unlocking Procurement Value
Stakeholder engagement is an essential skill for finance professionals working with procurement to drive improved supplier performance. Here we look at some of the lessons learned by the team here at Ebit
Top Themes and Market Trends
We look at the top themes and market trends across our client engagements with our Virtual Procurement Business Growth lead Chris Britton