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Friday Rant: Supplier Networks Have Failed Us

Friday Rant: Supplier Networks Have Failed Us

By Jason Busch on February 4, 2011

Editor’s Note: this rant is in part based on a forthcoming detailed analysis by Spend Matters looking at the evolution of supplier networks and where networks of the future may take us next.

In the early days of e-procurement,…

Posted in Business, Featured Posts | Tagged Aravo Solutions, Ariba, Electronic Data Interchange, Open standard, Purchase order, services, supplier networks, supply chain | 1 Response

Ariba Supplier Network Alternatives: SciQuest (Part 1)

Ariba Supplier Network Alternatives: SciQuest (Part 1)

By Jason Busch on November 24, 2010

This post is part of a fall 2010 series looking at Ariba Supplier Network alternatives, beginning with each provider’s basic background in the area. We will then examine their solution approach and Ariba/third party systems integr…

Posted in Technology / Software | Tagged Ariba, Invoice, Jason Busch, procurement, Purchase order, SciQuest, Supplier enablement | 1 Response

Ariba Supplier Network Alternatives: Basware (Background -- Part 1)

Ariba Supplier Network Alternatives: Basware (Background — Part 1)

By Jason Busch on September 28, 2010

This post is part of a fall 2010 series looking at Ariba Supplier Network alternatives. We will cover each Ariba supplier network alternative in a series of three-part posts starting with each provider’s basic background in the ar…

Posted in Business | Tagged Ariba, Ariba Supplier Network, basware, Invoice, Purchase order | 1 Response

When Your Suppliers Swim in (Loan) Shark-Infested Financing Waters

When Your Suppliers Swim in (Loan) Shark-Infested Financing Waters

By Jason Busch on February 1, 2010

When I first started researching and covering procurement, it was rare to find an article in a popular newspaper or magazine about the area. But now, it seems to happen at least once a week. Just this weekend, The New York Times published a highly in…

Posted in Business | Tagged Cash Flow, Factoring, Financial services, Invoicing and EIPP, loan, Loan shark, Purchase order

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