Coronavirus Recession Resource Library for Procurement
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5 Procurement Tactics to Prepare for a Coronavirus Recession
As the business environment begins to contract due to the coronavirus recession, procurement teams have an opportunity to save the day – delivering spend reductions that avoid painful layoffs and help their companies to weather the storm. Click here to learn more.
TRENDING TOPICS
5 Procurement Tactics to Prepare for a Coronavirus Recession
As the business environment begins to contract due to the coronavirus recession, procurement teams have an opportunity to save the day – delivering spend reductions that avoid painful layoffs and help their companies to weather the storm. Click here to learn more.
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5 Steps CFOs Can Take Right Now to Get Ahead of a Coronavirus Recession
As global demand continues to drop for many goods and services, fears of a worldwide slowdown and a “coronavirus recession” loom large over corporate leaders. Chief Financial Officers (CFO’s) are scrambling to do sensitivity analyses to understand their profit outlooks and cash needs. Procurement and sourcing teams can play a significant role in reducing supplier spend and improving cash flow by using spend analysis to leverage data in the ERP, contract management, and procure-to-pay systems.
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Plans & Tactics to Recession-Proof the Enterprise
Suplari surveyed Finance and Procurement professionals about their concerns, preparedness and coping tactics for a recession. Finance and Procurement professionals can use the report to plan ahead and prioritize practical approaches about:
→ Strategies and levers to quickly reduce cost and risk
→ Specific tactics in each industry sector to deal with a recession
→ Categories and budgets that come under greatest scrutiny
POPULAR CONTENT
Plans & Tactics to Recession-Proof the Enterprise
Suplari surveyed Finance and Procurement professionals about their concerns, preparedness and coping tactics for a recession. Finance and Procurement professionals can use the report to plan ahead and prioritize practical approaches about:
→ Strategies and levers to quickly reduce cost and risk
→ Specific tactics in each industry sector to deal with a recession
→ Categories and budgets that come under greatest scrutiny
