IT Governance: Vendor Relationship Management - Vendor or Partner?
Source: SAS Institute
Business cannot be conducted without them. Does it call them "Supplier" or "Vendor" or "Partner?" It is not just a matter of semantics. The distinction determines how much business value is created through these critical relationships. Indeed, one of the most effective ways to create shareholder value is to manage one's supplier relationships. These relationships range from purely transactional, producing little increased business value; to strategic partnerships that create significantly greater value. To create maximum value, organizations must manage all of these relationships - from transactional to strategic, and everything in between. This webcast addresses the issues and imperatives that can help one create and sustain shareholder value from these essential relationships.
| Format: | Webcast | Size: | 0.00 |
| Date: | Aug 2007 |
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