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Uncovering hidden opportunities and mitigating the impacts of the inflation in indirect procurement

Indirect procurement isn’t a new field. It’s been around for decades, helping to control spending and reliably source the goods and resources internal teams need to do their jobs and keep the business operational. But, today, it still finds itself in the same position that direct procurement was in up until a few years ago. Perceptions of indirect procurement as a cost-saving, enabling function have caused many organizations to overlook the potential value it can deliver. It’s an area of massive opportunity. And right now, with ongoing supply shortages, long supply chain delays, and inflation hitting a 30-year high, no organization can afford to overlook opportunities to optimize spend.