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Is SAP E-Sourcing (or now just "Sourcing") Still Competitive? (Part 2)

Is SAP E-Sourcing (or now just "Sourcing") Still Competitive? (Part 2)

By Jason Busch on November 9, 2010

In the first installment of this post (which has already lead to a healthy debate in the comments section), I examined a number of the sourcing enhancements, customer milestones and related news surrounding the fall launch of SAP’…

Posted in Technology / Software | Tagged Aravo Solutions, BravoSolution, e-sourcing, performance management, procurement, Risk management, sap, SAP Sourcing, supplier diversity | Leave a response

Pool4Tool: E-Sourcing and Beyond for Manufacturers (Part 1)

Pool4Tool: E-Sourcing and Beyond for Manufacturers (Part 1)

By Jason Busch on September 1, 2010

In yesterday’s early morning post (
E-Sourcing Evolves: Looking for Differentiation and Getting Past Basic Functional Sameness), I shared a few thoughts about the way I personally see the overall e-sourcing landscape evolving. …

Posted in Technology / Software | Tagged e-sourcing, erp, Manufacturing, pool4tool | 2 Responses

Vendor Analysis and Shortlist: “Strategic Sourcing” or E-Sourcing (Part 2)

Vendor Analysis and Shortlist: “Strategic Sourcing” or E-Sourcing (Part 2)

By Jason Busch on April 6, 2010

In Part 2 of our series looking at shortlists of “strategic sourcing” or e-sourcing vendors, we’ll tackle specialist optimization providers Trade Extensions and CombineNet. I will caveat this post (as I have and will continue to do with others in the series) with the point that these views represent the opinions of a single person [...]

Posted in Business | Tagged BravoSolution, Business, Business Model, CombineNet, e-sourcing, Emptoris, Strategic sourcing, Trade Extensions | Leave a response

SAP E-Sourcing Watch: The Rumors of Frictionless' Death May be Exaggerated

SAP E-Sourcing Watch: The Rumors of Frictionless’ Death May be Exaggerated

By Jason Busch on February 9, 2010

There has been much chatter in the market of late about the eventual migration away from Frictionless (also described internally at SAP and with partners as the “bridge” platform). I recently had the chance to catch up with Marko Navala, who not long…

Posted in Technology / Software | Tagged e-procurement, e-sourcing, erp, Frictionless, sap | Leave a response

Why is SAP Prioritizing E-Sourcing in its Sourcing Portfolio? (Part 1)

Why is SAP Prioritizing E-Sourcing in its Sourcing Portfolio? (Part 1)

By Jason Busch on December 15, 2009

At SAP’s Influencer Summit last week, one thing became quite clear
rather quickly in discussions with key SAP team members as well
as during the specific analyst and customer briefing on its latest
products. And that’s the fact that SAP is p…

Posted in Business | Tagged conferences, e-sourcing, erp, procurement, purchasing | Leave a response

SAP Influencer Summit, Dispatch 3: Summarizing E-Sourcing On-Demand Themes

SAP Influencer Summit, Dispatch 3: Summarizing E-Sourcing On-Demand Themes

By Jason Busch on December 9, 2009

While I plan to provide additional details on some of what I
learned around SAP’s On-Demand E-Sourcing
developments (from pricing to modular component break-out information),
not to mention providing some context around how
customers curre…

Posted in Trends & Concepts | Tagged Business, e-sourcing, erp, Jason Busch, On Demand, sap, SAP Influencer Summit, sapsummit, software pricing, Third Party Tools, transparency | Leave a response

e-Three: Proof of the Commoditization of High-Quality, Low-Cost E-Sourcing

e-Three: Proof of the Commoditization of High-Quality, Low-Cost E-Sourcing

By Jason Busch on December 7, 2009

When I first got a peek inside a full service e-sourcing process in
the late nineties, I quickly realized that, despite all the posturing
and spin behind how FreeMarkets and others positioned it, the
process was really more science than art….

Posted in Technology / Software | Tagged Accenture, e-sourcing, e-Three, Freemarkets, ibm, Outsourcing, Services Procurement, supply chain, Tiger Woods | Leave a response

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