It’s helped with our cost control. We can clearly see now where money is being spent, so we can ensure that we aren’t wasting money on expensive suppliers and aren’t duplicating effort.
- Jacco Daemen, Finance Transformation Manager, CEVA Logistics
The New Digital Transformation of Procurement
Watch this webinar to understand the strategic developments that organizations should take on now for immediate value and the opportunity for future efficiency gains.
Wednesday January 27th
January
27
As 2021 begins, Procurement departments around the world are still tasked with creating resilient organizations that can manage the current disruptions in their supply chain processes and prepare for unknown challenges that lie ahead in the new year.
What you’ll learn in this webinar:
- Source, analyze and select suppliers quickly to maintain business continuity
- How to prepare for supplier disruption with a strategic solution that helps procurement function effectively and continuously
- Steps to take to manage sourcing and supplier risk, making your business future-ready with a sound mitigation plan
- Establish a fully digital contract repository to strengthen control and management of your 3rd party relationships
Wednesday January 27th
January
27
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Meredith Grace
Field Marketing Manager for Medius North America and experienced webinar host. Strives to create engaging and thought-provoking content for people interested in getting involved in the digital transformation of the finance world.
Shannon Kreps
Shannon Kreps is the VP of Product Marketing at Medius, with over 20 years focusing on source-to-pay solutions and generating operational insights grounded in data analytics. Shannon has a diverse background in roles including product management/development, marketing, technology training, and sales.
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Paul Noel
A practitioner of Sourcing and Procurement from long-ago, Paul has spent the last 20 years contributing to the innovation and growth stages of several major players in the Spend Management software space. A product guy at heart, Paul nevertheless recognizes that software only brings value when it works in the real-world and unique conditions that constitute "procurement" in different industries. This dynamic drives Paul's curiosity and hands-on reputation among clients, analysts and developers.