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Report Ivalua Building and Defending Competitive Advantage in the Age of Data-Driven Strategie

Building & Defending Competitive Advantage in the Age of Data-Driven Strategies

The Covid-19 crisis: a catalyst for data-driven strategies

The COVID-19 crisis highlighted the importance of the procurement function. Procurement data has proven to be a strategic asset as it allows companies to make the right diagnoses, anticipate certain behaviours, make the right choices and provide concrete solutions to operational problems. The availability of quality data enabled procurement teams to manage supply tensions and shortages (e.g. masks and PPE). Crucial suppliers were identified and supported and the diversification of supply sources was proposed. Download this whitepaper to learn more about how your organisation can build and defend a competitive advantage in the age of data-driven strategies.

Report Snap Shot

  • How to implement and create value through data-driven strategies
  • The contribution of procurement
  • How should procurement work?

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