It cannot be said often enough – the need to treat people as thinking individuals and not as part of the roadmap to the next annual report. In P2P it is sometimes amazing how explicit the what and how need to be explained in order to achieve even the slightest change in every day behaviour. […]
RT: Tackling change management in shared services
More on the topic of change management. It cannot be stressed too much. Of course the need for change management is not the one reason for pushing change management awareness, how ever strange that might sound. The reason for stressing change management strategies is the number of targets, projects and organisational strategises that simply failed […]
LinkedIn: Rapid rate of change is killing strategy
More on the topic of change management. What EBG normally is talking about is not the hot and sexy business intelligence, “looking into the future as to how to make more money and owning the world with our products and services” type strategies. Rather enablers of those strategies – enabling organisations to work more efficient, […]
Sweden: How to create a smooth and efficient Source-2-Pay flow – It’s about people and process
On a personal note, Per-Arne Rudberg is one of the most inspirational persons and speakers I have met during my conference producer days. He has a clear view on the flow between sourcing – e-procurement – e-invoicing and efficient payments. His mind is set on why spending control is only really possible when the entire […]
Lyreco France: Sustainable e-procurement relationships
Lyreco is a World Office supply company with now 10 years experience in e-Procurement. Jocelyn Lescure is sharing inspirational ideas on how to reason with customers and suppliers using e-procurement to enhance relationships. e-procurement is digested and discussed through an international perspective with the business in focus. The article will cover: e-procurement from suppliers – […]