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Understanding The Purchasing Procurement Process 

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• The procurement process in any organization is a combination of several functions that require expertise ranging from sourcing, data collection and analysis, negotiation, accounting, risk management, project management, and many more. Though not set in stone, the procurement process can be understood through five phases.

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Be Prepared: Improving Supplier Risk Management In Your Business

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Supply chain management and procurement sit poised on the frontlines of managing global supply risks for their brands. A reliable supply chain can decrease purchasing and production costs for manufacturers and sellers. Understanding Supplier Risk Management. Managing Risk at Every Step.

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The Key Pillars of Third-Party Risk Management

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Third-party Risk Management (TPRM) within Services organizations, especially Financial Services (FSI), has become critical over the last few years. Some of this is due to regulation but a lot is simply due to the increase in risk occurrences of varying types and the increasing complexity of third- party relationships.

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Tariffs and Procurement (Part 3): Tech capabilities for proper tariff management

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In part 3 we look at the tech that can support Procurement in tariff management. Effective and efficient tariff management is rooted in robust direct materials and supply chain risk management. Design-for-Supply part 1, part 2, part 3 and part 4.

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How to implement a future-ready e-procurement function

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To ensure automation delivers maximum value, procurement teams must first streamline their processes, enforce governance and standardize purchasing behaviors. Automate approval workflows: Set up rule-based approvals that adjust dynamically based on spend category, vendor type and risk level.

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Here’s a comprehensive list of the top 100 skills that a Procurement Manager should master

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Master Budgeting: Practice building and managing procurement budgets aligned with organizational goals. Analyze Total Cost of Ownership (TCO): Incorporate factors like lifecycle costs, maintenance, and disposal into purchasing decisions. Monitor Continuously: Use procurement dashboards to track risk indicators.

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Ivalua Launches Enhanced Third-Party Risk Management Capabilities

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Backed by a powerful technology platform, the industry’s most-trusted methodology and a global team of domain experts, EcoVadis sustainability scorecards provide insight and engagement tools to mitigate risk, drive improvements and create value across 198 purchasing categories globally.