Success in supplier relations comes to those who master soft skills. Is it possible to have a sales mindset, while maintaining an analytical approach?
Rapidly address regional trends & consistently ensure global compliance.
See how we do itForward-thinking Biotech & Pharma companies are increasingly focused on improved strategic sourcing as a way to reduce the time & cost of R&D. ProcurePort’s Procurement Software for Biotech & Pharma helps companies coordinate an ecosystem of third-party partners & optimize operations to best-cost locations.
The first step for many organizations is to replace paper process with a cloud-based solution.
Optimize operations
Coordinate with third-party partners
Address emerging market trends
Moving away from paper based processes allows organizations to increase spend visibility.
ProcurePort’s strategic sourcing suite provides:
Full audit-ability across the contract lifecycle
Multi-tiered approval workflows to ensure compliance
Contracted pricing for improved spend management
Digital platforms create guided buying experiences that allow purchasing teams to transact seamlessly with suppliers & drive down costs. ProcurePort delivers:
A single repository to manage supplier information
An end-to-end process to track all contracts
Automation for key supply chain tasks
With better visibility & stronger supplier relationships organizations are able to break down silos, uncover new insights & leverage data to improve supply chain agility. ProcurePort’s intuitive graphical reporting makes it easy to make better decisions quickly:
Ad-hoc reporting across multiple dimensions
User specific dashboards with personalized data
Ready to use spend reports deliver immediate benefits
Deliver more across the value-chain with ProcurePort’s Procurement Software for Biotech & Pharma.
Success in supplier relations comes to those who master soft skills. Is it possible to have a sales mindset, while maintaining an analytical approach?
Businesses need to delve deep when it comes to accountability. Consumers & regulatory bodies hold businesses responsible for more than their own practices.