The Procurement Endgame

Procurement Endgame Roland Berger Four factors are shaping the procurement function of the future: digitalization, automation, commoditization and industry specific disruptive processes. these factors will have enormous consequences on the future organization of procurement. The report outlines four possible futures for procurement, ranging from a highly digital and stable global system to a fragmented world where resilience and localized sourcing become critical.

Procurement Endgame Roland Berger How do procurement managers see the future? and what scenarios do they expect? our procurement endgame 2.0 study maps out four plausible futures driven by the pace of technology and geopolitical. Procurement is in the midst of a phase of intense change: disruption in key industries is posing new challenges and requirements for the function, while internal forces such as digitalization and. The old tasks of procurement can now take care of themselves, so the procurement function can dedicate its time and resources to new tasks. with the help of new technology, the procurement function can enjoy complete transparency over supply structures and risks, monitoring both in real time. Curious to learn why this is the most sought after yet least probable scenario and what it would require from future procurement practices?.

Procurement Endgame Roland Berger The old tasks of procurement can now take care of themselves, so the procurement function can dedicate its time and resources to new tasks. with the help of new technology, the procurement function can enjoy complete transparency over supply structures and risks, monitoring both in real time. Curious to learn why this is the most sought after yet least probable scenario and what it would require from future procurement practices?. Our group chief procurement officer, beatrix praeceptor talks to roland and berger and shares her insights on the key trends and challenges for procurement in the upcoming years and explains. Procurement leaders are not planning for one future anymore. they are preparing for several. our procurement endgame 2.0 study maps four scenarios based on technology and geopolitics. Want to know why this is the most desirable scenario but not the most likely, and what it would demand from the procurement setup of the future?. This final stage of procurement transformation, driven by technological and industry specific factors, will determine what role procurement will play in the future. it remains to be seen whether procurement will seize the opportunities available.

Procurement Endgame Roland Berger Our group chief procurement officer, beatrix praeceptor talks to roland and berger and shares her insights on the key trends and challenges for procurement in the upcoming years and explains. Procurement leaders are not planning for one future anymore. they are preparing for several. our procurement endgame 2.0 study maps four scenarios based on technology and geopolitics. Want to know why this is the most desirable scenario but not the most likely, and what it would demand from the procurement setup of the future?. This final stage of procurement transformation, driven by technological and industry specific factors, will determine what role procurement will play in the future. it remains to be seen whether procurement will seize the opportunities available.