Markets and conditions constantly change, but a progressive system of evaluation of Consulting projects, established within your organization, can produce desired results on a regular basis.
Analyzing proposals to select the right provider is a key step in the procurement process. What is the secret sauce to identifying winner proposals?
Managing a Consulting project is like being a conductor. You direct the performance of all the orchestra players into producing their best. But what does that mean, really?
A project usually starts with defining your Project Needs. The definition of the needs also called Requirements, is the first, and one of the most valuable steps in the process of procuring goods and services.
Companies that have implemented a Category Management System were able to make breakthrough savings (10-30%) and noted improvements in supplier performance, internal client satisfaction, supplier relationships, and visibility on spending.
If you worry about team performance, the risks, and the issues associated with a Consulting project, you are totally right. But instead of contemplating, when you face low performance or other issues working on a Consulting project, it's best to deal with them using the smartest methods and technics.
Consulting can create great value for companies who can use it strategically and are able to leverage the advantages it offers. But there are smart ways to do it, and some not so smart.
For Consultants - if the Client continues to buy their services, probably not so critical, but for Clients it's exactly the opposite. They need to know how they are spending money and to make sure they get the best ROI with Consulting
Demand management is a critical tool for procurement professionals and companies in general. Its implementation for the consulting category is a no-brainer if you want to keep your spend under control and aligned with your strategy.
Synergy is really what most Clients and Consultants aim for when joining forces on a project. There are logic and advantage in synergy, and that's how a single project creates extra value.
The most important factor probably for the success of your Consulting project, is the "why" behind it. What is the purpose of launching your new project, and what are your main expectations of it?
Markets and conditions constantly change, but a progressive system of evaluation of Consulting projects, established within your organization, can produce desired results on a regular basis.
Analyzing proposals to select the right provider is a key step in the procurement process. What is the secret sauce to identifying winner proposals?
Managing a Consulting project is like being a conductor. You direct the performance of all the orchestra players into producing their best. But what does that mean, really?
A project usually starts with defining your Project Needs. The definition of the needs also called Requirements, is the first, and one of the most valuable steps in the process of procuring goods and services.
Companies that have implemented a Category Management System were able to make breakthrough savings (10-30%) and noted improvements in supplier performance, internal client satisfaction, supplier relationships, and visibility on spending.
If you worry about team performance, the risks, and the issues associated with a Consulting project, you are totally right. But instead of contemplating, when you face low performance or other issues working on a Consulting project, it's best to deal with them using the smartest methods and technics.
Consulting can create great value for companies who can use it strategically and are able to leverage the advantages it offers. But there are smart ways to do it, and some not so smart.
For Consultants - if the Client continues to buy their services, probably not so critical, but for Clients it's exactly the opposite. They need to know how they are spending money and to make sure they get the best ROI with Consulting
Demand management is a critical tool for procurement professionals and companies in general. Its implementation for the consulting category is a no-brainer if you want to keep your spend under control and aligned with your strategy.
Synergy is really what most Clients and Consultants aim for when joining forces on a project. There are logic and advantage in synergy, and that's how a single project creates extra value.
The most important factor probably for the success of your Consulting project, is the "why" behind it. What is the purpose of launching your new project, and what are your main expectations of it?
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