Procurement and Sourcing, Supply Chain

5 tech trends shaping P2P

March 31, 2022

5 tech trends shaping P2P
In recent years, the P2P process has moved from being seen as a cost center to
becoming a strategic driver. Get it right and organizations benefit from higher
process efficiencies, larger cost savings, better inventory control, improved supply
chain visibility and faster order cycle times. Highly effective P2P operations build
supplier relationships that facilitate the levels of resilience, agility and innovation
required to meet challenges such as the coronavirus pandemic. This white paper
examines the digital tools helping to optimize your P2P performance.

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