But CPOs and other purchasing leaders face a tough battle. To secure a budget for investing in vital procurement technology projects requires proof of impact. In addition to the perennial demand for realized savings, there are increasing supplier management burdens in the form of risk and regulatory compliance.
In this on-demand webinar with Forrester Research Vice President Duncan Jones, we look at the complete source-to-pay process and discuss how to:
Building a Holistic Business Case for Procurement Technology
Duncan contributes to Forrester’s offerings for Sourcing & Vendor Management Professionals. He is an expert on software licensing and helps clients understand the effect of technology changes on software contracts. He is also a leading expert on ePurchasing technologies, such as eProcurement, eSourcing, and electronic invoice presentment and payment (EIPP), and he advises clients on their application strategy in this area, how to make good choices between alternative solution providers, and how to get the best results from implementation.
Pierre-Marie is the director of business development and operations for b-pack North America and has experience working with multi-national companies in America and Europe. He has an extensive background in software, technical services, business optimization, supply chain, and ERP, in retail and warehouse sectors. Pierre-Marie earned a masters degree in supply chain management and an undergraduate engineering degree.
As Director of Product Marketing at Determine, Mr. Limberakis is focused on strategic efforts for creating brand awareness and promoting new ideas around the evolution of contract and supply management. With over fifteen years of experience in the software and consulting industry, he’s held various roles in sales, marketing, market research, and product development.
Learn how best in class companies use contract management to prepare for the increased volatility of an ever-changing global business environment.
What successful P2P looks like: Full synchronization between procurement and accounting, enabling more transparency and strategic financial planning.