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Revisit Porter’s Five Forces to Unleash Procurement Strategy Innovation

Michael E Porter’s been well known for his framework that seemingly puts together all that a business should be wary of, in a very simplistic and intuitive model. Porter’s Five Forces. Yes, we all know about it, but maybe we don’t look at it on a day to day basis. And think that it is for the Chief Executive Officer alone, to think and ponder upon! But that’s not true.

This whitepaper on focuses on “Porter’s Five Forces to Unleash Procurement Strategy Innovation” includes:
  • Porter’s original work with the intent of inspiring procurement professionals.
  • How Porter’s Five Forces can and should be considered while undertaking Procurement Strategy activities
  • Key factors to drive high performance procurement with the help of Porter’s Five Competitive Forces.
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Michael E Porter’s been well known for his framework that seemingly puts together all that a business should be wary of, in a very simplistic and intuitive model. Porter’s Five Forces. Yes, we all know about it, but maybe we don’t look at it on a day to day basis. And think that it is for the Chief Executive Officer alone, to think and ponder upon! But that’s not true.

This whitepaper on focuses on “Porter’s Five Forces to Unleash Procurement Strategy Innovation” includes:
  • Porter’s original work with the intent of inspiring procurement professionals.
  • How Porter’s Five Forces can and should be considered while undertaking Procurement Strategy activities
  • Key factors to drive high performance procurement with the help of Porter’s Five Competitive Forces.

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