Titlebook: Strategic Sourcing in the New Economy; Harnessing the Poten Bonnie Keith,Kate Vitasek,Jeanne Kling Book 2016 The Editor(s) (if applicable)

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Considerations for Crossing the Continuumthe most appropriate for your situation. But how do you take this information and turn it into action? In the past, you would have used a formal multistep strategic sourcing process. (Exhibit A1 in the appendix presents the most popular models.) But as we noted in chapter 1, existing models have man

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Maturity Meets Modality Mental maturity develops as children begin to process problems. Children start by figuring out how to get dressed and tie their shoes. As they develop, they learn to handle more complex problems, such as algebra and learning how to drive so they can get themselves to school. Cognitive maturity is t

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Getting to We, you’ve likely heard or seen this quote from Charles Karass. He has conducted hundreds of public and in-house trainings across the globe and regularly advertises in in-flight magazines that tout this quote from his popular book, ..

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Book 2016This book provides a comprehensive overview of each of the sourcing business model. Readers will master the art and science of strategic sourcing by being able to chart a unique path that fits their capacity to apply more the full continuum of strategic sourcing concepts and tools.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-137-55220-4Management; Outsourcing; Procurement; business; Distribution; economy; innovation; Investment; management; ne

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Vested: A Brave New World—a light bulb moment, if you will. But, in reality, good ideas can come from anywhere. Leading companies find that innovation is often produced over time with a lot of collective sweat equity. And that includes perspiring suppliers.

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Selecting the Right Sourcing Business Model For Your Situationneed a sophisticated relationship to source paper clips. A straightforward transactional deal works just fine. Likewise, as Adrian Gonzalez points out in chapter 5, an organization shouldn’t rely on an electronic auction to find a third-party logistics service provider to provide $100 million of logistics support.