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Vendigital: Sustainable Cost Reduction
Sustainable Cost Reduction

Vendigital delivers customised procurement solutions that provide you with the skills, the systems and the suppliers to ensure success.

Case Studies
MüllerMüller

Vendigital opened up new avenues of business improvement for the Müller Group.

BredelBredel

Achieving sustainable cost reductions with the assistance of Vendigital.

ArchantArchant

Adopted innovative new ways to improve its purchasing.

Suppliers

As a Vendigital registered supplier you will be invited to quote whenever we are running a tender for your particular service / commodity.

Careers

Due to our continuing expansion we are always looking for people who will help to drive our business forward.

Blog

Is outsourcing the future of purchasing?
Prof. Richard Lamming has stated in many publications that the sourcing function of the future will be external to the buying company. Recently he said about the future of purchasing, "the identity and prices from better suppliers will be established by people external to the buying organisation." [Vendigital newsletter "Dynamic Procurement" edition 16.]

What do others think?
Author: Adrian | View blog entry >

News
Prof Richard Lamming

Seminar: How Sustainable is YOUR Supply Chain?
A Vendigital seminar hosted by Prof. Richard Lamming looking at how the issues of SUSTAINABILITY and CORPORATE RESPONSIBILITY are making the roles of supply chain professionals more challenging. For more information click here >

10th Annual European Supply Chain & Logistics Summit. 13–15th May 2008 - Swissôtel Düsseldorf, Germany.
Vendigital are sponsoring the Supply Chain & Logistics Summit. This annual event which is now in its 10th year is hosted by the World Trade Group and brings together the leading practitioners and providers of supply chain management and logistics from all over the world. For more information click here >

Could insourcing be the missing piece?