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How to Reduce Paper Consumption in Procurement
In many organizations, procurement is one of the most paper-intensive departments. From printing out supplier catalogs and price lists to filling out and filing purchase orders, it's no wonder that the average procurement department goes through a staggering amount of paper each year.
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Product Update, December 2019
You asked for them and so we’ve created them. They are finally here! We’re pleased to announce new features that all of us have been waiting for. Budgets by Departments or Projects First step of the great Budget module update in Precoro. Now you can create a budget
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Product Update, November 2019
This month we are going to release some important Precoro updates that our users have been waiting for. There are a few we are particularly excited about. Better Request for Proposal: Get a replacement from suppliers, select more than one winner in the Request for Proposal or even approve a
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Product Update, October 2019
Here are new exciting improvements we've made this month. See what's new in Precoro!
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Important Precoro Q3'19 Updates
At Precoro, we strive to make your procurement process as simple and straightforward as possible. To do this, this quarter we will improve several important functions that will save you a lot of time and nerves. We share the good news in advance: A flexible and updated approval process We
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The Evolution of Procurement: Where We've Been and Where We're Going
The role of procurement has changed dramatically over the last several decades. In the past, procurement was primarily focused on cost savings.
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Gantt Charts for Procurement Projects
A Gantt chart is a powerful tool that can be used to plan, schedule, and track procurement projects. This type of chart provides a visual representation of the project timeline and can be used to identify potential risks and issues.
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Transparency is the Key Feature of Successful Procurement
Procurement process should be carried out in a fair and transparent manner. The most important and broadly accepted principle underlying a modern procurement system is open competition – free access to the procurement market. Moreover, it should be open to public examination and review, thus making it a transparent process. What
