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Vendor Analysis: What Is It, Process, Types, and Best Practices

Planergy

That’s why vendor analysis is essential to any successful procurement process – it helps ensure that companies procure from reliable suppliers at competitive prices while adhering to applicable regulations. This is usually incorporated into the broader supplier evaluation and selection process when onboarding new suppliers.

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Intelligent Supply Chain Technologies for the Future!

Supply Chain Game Changer

Organizations, which are looking to automate their processes significantly by 2025, need to insist that major suppliers have clear strategies to ensure a seamless transition of the processes. Assessing and Engaging Suppliers through Digitization. Besides, with the help of GPS and geo-tagging, shipments are constantly getting tracked.

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The Greatest Supply Chain Disruptions and What We Learned

World of Procurement blog

When I graduated college with my shiny new Supply Chain Management degree, I figured I was heading into my first job to work on supplier contract negotiations, optimizing production line output, and all of the other 'sexy' supply chain management strategy we had spent two years learning about. I gulped. "Ok, No man, the line is out.

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Blockchain: The Technology Reshaping SCM!

Supply Chain Game Changer

Blog post originally created and published by, and permission to publish here provided by, Sam Jenks at [link] . Tagging individual products, and creating individualized identifications within a blockchain ledger would secure data sets?—?regarding Subscribe Here! Email Address. Check out What Exactly is Blockchain? Infographic).

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4 Ways Blockchain is Revolutionizing Supply Chain!

Supply Chain Game Changer

Programmable – You can create and run applications on a blockchain, like smart contracts, for example. Some companies fetch data easily through embedded systems, such as sensors and radio-frequency identification (RFID) tags. Time-stamped – Every transaction recorded on a block is timestamped. Replacing manual processes.