Learn how to identify opportunities in contracts and analyze data to help lower fixed costs.
Many companies are stuck in underperforming contracts that do nothing to help reduce costs. In far too many cases overall spending continues to grow. With the complexity of contracts today, this content will help companies understand how to look at their data, determine exactly where their dollars are being spent, and help reduce those fixed price costs. This material will also help you understand how to formulate a request for pricing as well as monitor the performance of the contract once implemented.
Learning Objectives
- You will be able to discuss your fixed-price contract and the objectives you are trying to obtain with a negotiation.
- You will be able to recognize areas of opportunity in your current contracts.
- You will be able to discuss your current contracts, their shortcomings, and areas you would like to improve.
- You will be able to review your current data to determine which areas can help your company lower its fixed costs.
Agenda
Speakers
Johnny K. Telos,
Transportation Audit and Recovery Services- President/CEO of Transportation Audit and Recovery Services-TARS
- Transportation consulting company specializing in parcel audit and contract negotiations
- Conducts regular talks on the subject of contract negotiations around the country, including the ASD tradeshow in Las Vegas and eComChicago
- Winner of numerous sales awards at FedEx over 15 years, including Account Executive of the Year
- Johnny has grown his company, TARS, to over 50 million in just under 4 years
- Subject matter expert when it comes to negotiating parcel agreements with savings of his current clients averaging more than 20%
- Can be contacted at 1-855-459-TARS (8277) or johnnyk@tars-inc.com
Who Should Attend
This live webinar is designed for purchasing managers, contract administrators, materials managers, buyers, project directors, presidents, vice presidents, controllers, accountants, bookkeepers, financial professionals, and attorneys.