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Procurement Investor: Shared savings?
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There are few investments a company can make that rival the returns from investing in their own supply chain. Thursday, March 1, 2007. I'm working on a few investment opportunities that have come up for this fund. The fund is, obviously, interested in the mechanism for shared savings and while we are starting with a bias on how the funds would flow it's been useful to work through some other scenarios. We're exploring five shared savings models:. Back-end or Volume Rebate. Savings are tracked and paid on...
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Procurement Investor: July 2007
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There are few investments a company can make that rival the returns from investing in their own supply chain. Tuesday, July 3, 2007. How much for an iPhone? They've posted a ton material on the iPhone. Here's one. Logistics (transportation, handling, inventory). Retail costs (labour, facilities). Support costs (how do I activate this dang thing? Warranty costs (shipping, handling, labour, parts). Says yes, and who is a lowly buyer to argue with that? Links to this post. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom).
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Procurement Investor: September 2007
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There are few investments a company can make that rival the returns from investing in their own supply chain. Wednesday, September 5, 2007. Several major US airlines increased their fares starting 31 August. Southwest kicked off the price increase with $1-$10 increase for each flight (up to $20 roundtrip). The usual suspect, jet fuel price increases, are being blamed. Links to this post. Buying the top job. Hat tip to Grandprix.com. Links to this post. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). View my complete profile.
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Procurement Investor: Buying the top job
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There are few investments a company can make that rival the returns from investing in their own supply chain. Wednesday, September 5, 2007. Buying the top job. The new chairman at Renault F1, Bernard Rey, has been Renault's "go to" purchasing guy for about a decade. He was appointed Renault's International Chief Purchasing officer back in 1998, and then followed Ghosn to Nissan where he drove a program to lower Nissan's purchased expenses by 20%. Hat tip to Grandprix.com. Procurement Investor Home Page.
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Procurement Investor: Super Crunchers ...
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There are few investments a company can make that rival the returns from investing in their own supply chain. Sunday, October 14, 2007. These two are the super crunchers in my life . followed by what they thought of Ian Ayres' book . I'll let you know what I think about it myself if there is enough left to read . Oct 14, 2007, 2:14:00 PM. Oct 15, 2007, 5:16:00 PM. Coincidentally, on Friday I included that book in an Amazon order. Oct 15, 2007, 5:20:00 PM. Oct 21, 2007, 8:15:00 AM. View my complete profile.
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Procurement Investor: June 2007
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There are few investments a company can make that rival the returns from investing in their own supply chain. Monday, June 25, 2007. Let's take a car purchase. A dealer has it listed at $38,789 after some negotiation you settle on a price of $35,600. The dealer then asks if you would like to finance the car over 6 years, and offers to do so at $702/month. Is that a good deal? However . when you are negotiating procurement or outsourcing contracts don't assume all the parties at the table will be able...
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Procurement Investor: A quick hello and and some fast procurement news
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There are few investments a company can make that rival the returns from investing in their own supply chain. Wednesday, June 13, 2007. A quick hello and and some fast procurement news. I've been off working on a confidential client project so I have not been able to post anything recently. But I thought some of you might find this juxtaposition of two of my favourite topics interesting. The rising cost of carbonfibre. Click on the link. For the full story from www.grandprix.com. Jun 14, 2007, 7:51:00 PM.
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Procurement Investor: Airfare increases
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There are few investments a company can make that rival the returns from investing in their own supply chain. Wednesday, September 5, 2007. Several major US airlines increased their fares starting 31 August. Southwest kicked off the price increase with $1-$10 increase for each flight (up to $20 roundtrip). The usual suspect, jet fuel price increases, are being blamed. Sep 5, 2007, 2:50:00 PM. Hmm So it's probably good my ticket to Oz is booked, then. ;-). Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom).
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Procurement Investor: What's the number?
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There are few investments a company can make that rival the returns from investing in their own supply chain. Monday, June 25, 2007. Let's take a car purchase. A dealer has it listed at $38,789 after some negotiation you settle on a price of $35,600. The dealer then asks if you would like to finance the car over 6 years, and offers to do so at $702/month. Is that a good deal? However . when you are negotiating procurement or outsourcing contracts don't assume all the parties at the table will be able...
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Procurement Investor: Sit down and read this
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There are few investments a company can make that rival the returns from investing in their own supply chain. Thursday, March 1, 2007. Sit down and read this. Procurement "professionals" are often asked, either seriously or in jest, for retail buying help from friends and family. While there is obviously some overlap in skills and approach, it's a bit akin to asking your friend the Finance Director for help selecting a life insurance policy. Over at the consumerist. To the full article. I've been making ...
