Procurement & Sourcing trends are considered signs by procurement managers that it’s time to reflect on the future. And that statement is halfway true; as we’re slowly moving into 2022. That’s why it’s only right that for this Slideshare, we are going to talk about procurement & sourcing trends for the year 2022 according to the experts: https://aavenir.com/5-procurement-sourcing-trends-for-2022-and-beyond/
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Sourcing and Procurement Trends 2022
1. Sourcing & Procurement Trends
What to Look for in 2022 and Beyond?
Delivering The Future of Work
2. Sourcing & Procurement in 2022 and Beyond
Sourcing and procurement leaders are increasingly seeking supply chain insights that
improve predictability and allow them to become more agile in adapting to changing
environments and economic pressures.
- Gartner
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Projected Market Size
The Sourcing and Procurement market is expected to register a
CAGR of 13% during the forecast period 2019 - 2024.
5. 1. Supply Chain Cybersecurity
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The supply chain as a whole is only truly secure when all entities throughout the supply chain carry out effective,
coordinated security measures to ensure the integrity of supply chain data.
6. 2. Supplier Risk Management - An agile operating model
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Global supply chains are irreversible, as are the known and unknown supply-chain risks that globalization has
brought with it.
7. 3. Supply Chain Resilience
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It’s not just about playing defence — it’s also about playing offense — finding competitive advantage by shaping
a supply chain resilience strategy focused on disruption avoidance.
8. 4.Strategic Sourcing: The workforce of the future
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Strategic sourcing allows businesses to consolidate their purchasing power to achieve the lowest possible total
cost of ownership and minimise risk to the supply chain.
9. 5. Insights and analytics: Transparency and visibility
Transparency goes beyond gaining visibility into the extended supply chain. It is the process by which a
company takes action on the insights gained through greater visibility in order to manage risks more effectively.
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