How do you develop and implement a category management plan for your indirect purchasing categories?
Indirect purchasing refers to the acquisition of goods and services that are not directly related to the core business of an organization, such as office supplies, travel, IT, marketing, and professional services. Indirect purchasing categories can be complex, diverse, and dynamic, requiring a strategic approach to optimize costs, quality, and value. Category management is a process that helps you analyze, plan, and implement sourcing strategies for each category of indirect spend, based on its importance, impact, and potential. In this article, you will learn how to develop and implement a category management plan for your indirect purchasing categories in six steps.
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