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Procurement Outsourcing - The Next Major BPO Growth Area? (Strategic Focus)
Datamonitor, Oct 2009, Pages: 31


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Procurement outsourcing is the smallest of the horizontal business process outsourcing (BPO) functions, but many industry experts believe 2009 will mark the start of a significant period of expansion in the market. This report analyzes the evidence used to support these claims and attempts to separate the hype from the reality.

Scope

- This report looks at the prospects for future growth in the procurement outsourcing market.

- It defines the procurement outsourcing market, with particular focus on key functions such as sourcing, purchasing and payments.

- The report provides in-depth analysis of the market's competitive landscape, from global outsourcing giants to specialist providers.

- It also offers recommendations to vendors looking to take advantage of the growth potential of procurement outsourcing.

Highlights of this title

At various points over the last 10 years, BPO industry experts have predicted an explosion of procurement outsourcing activity, but the expected boom has yet to happen. That has not deterred market-watchers from forecasting that 2009 will be the beginning of a period of rapid expansion in the procurement outsourcing market.

Procurement outsourcing does not rely on labor arbitrage to deliver cost savings. As procurement is not a labor-intensive process, vendors have to use other methods to deliver savings, including improving both internal processes and the management of supplier relationships and innovating around technology and processes.

The procurement outsourcing market has a unique competitive landscape. It is dominated by four market-leading vendors, including two outsourcing giants (IBM and Accenture) and two procurement specialists (ICG Commerce and Ariba).

Key reasons to purchase this title

- Provides a detailed analysis of the current state of the procurement outsourcing market.

- Gives a detailed overview of the market's unique competitive landscape.

- Offers recommendations to vendors looking to grow their presence in the procurement outsourcing market.



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