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Sometimes the cost and energy of the RFP means it’s only done for $500K or higher. An understaffed sourcing team has to focus on the huge deals.
by mathattack 4y ago
Sometimes the cost and energy of the RFP means it’s only done for $500K or higher. An understaffed sourcing team has to focus on the huge deals.
- caminante 4y ago> Sometimes the cost and energy of the RFP means it’s only done for $500K or higher. Fair point, but that's for a different discussion. The question was how to "root" it out, not business priorities. If you're unable to flag and audit an easily identifiable 400% cost increase year over year and +$100k in savings, then let's be honest about the value creation of your AP/Procurement teams.