IT tools in purchasing strategy and supply chain management

Digital transformation in purchasing strategy: directions for change and benefits for organisations. In an era of rapidly evolving technology, digital transformation in purchasing strategy has become an indispensable part of business strategies. Modern digital solutions are impacting the efficiency of purchasing departments and entire organisations. Here are the key directions of this transformation. Firstly, process automation. ERP systems...

The future of negotiation and its role in achieving business success In today's competitive business environment, negotiation plays a key role in achieving success. So how can you use advanced negotiation techniques to benefit your business? In this blog post, I will discuss three key areas where innovation is changing the way you negotiate. Negotiation based...

Technology, digitalisation, digitisation, automation are all words that can be considered the business words of 2020, alongside the obvious other words like crisis, profitability, liquidity, restructuring. The importance of these words grew in pandemic as companies previously unready for technological change realised that they would either seize the opportunity to digitalise and survive or disappear from the...

Planning processes in a company with a complex supply chain Today's manufacturing companies have developed more complex supply networks (supply networks) than ever before. Customer requirements, economic, political and legal factors, expansion into foreign markets, as well as the development of technology have significantly influenced the shape of the supply network. An example of such a company is the Cersanit S.A. capital group....

Digital Procurement Centre [DPC] At Eveneum, we create the Digital Procurement Centre [DPC], a team of consultants, architects of solutions that reduce service costs and increase the efficiency of processes in companies. In particular, we focus on the areas of logistics and purchasing, optimising processes, among others: For our clients: Digital Procurement Center experts Eveneum & Crestt invite you to...

What is allocation? Allocation is when the supply chain faces a sudden disruption that affects supply on an unprecedented scale. Suddenly, many manufacturing companies are left without enough materials, raw materials, components. Such companies cannot continue production or deliver the quantity required by their end customers. Buyers begin to...

The vicious circle of information overload Every morning, do you look through the documents that come across your desk and into your email inbox and onto your phone? Each document that appears has value, each carries information, each completes the picture of the business process you manage in your organisation. However, you are fed up with the glut of data and media,...

„Super-smooth” organisation thanks to Business Process Mining, is this really the distant future? Imagine a company that, with the technology it has, is able to control itself how it carries out its processes and even automatically correct its actions. It doesn't need expensive audits or super-complex algorithms to do this. It can simply identify its problems,...

Time for change! Time for new technology in purchasing! Innovation is about interacting with suppliers how to be an attractive customer for innovative suppliers? It is increasingly expected that the purchasing function can work effectively internally, for example with R&D and marketing, and contribute to product development, towards...

Why is the digitisation of purchasing processes important? What key benefits can be gained from the technology? We invite you to read our opinion.

The resilience of the supply chain to threats that may occur along the way of the execution of the entire process is an unquestionable foundation. No matter how complex a company's structure or how extensive the entire process is, proper supply chain management will not only improve the quality of the services provided, but also protect the company from potential financial losses....

The Source to Pay (S2P) process is one of the most complex processes in the day-to-day operations of companies. This is because it encompasses the entire lifecycle of a purchasing transaction - from supplier selection to payment for delivery. And despite increasing levels of automation, it is still prone to risks of inefficiency, human error and fraud. On this occasion...