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Vendigital: Sustainable Cost Reduction
Sustainable Cost Reduction

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

Cost Reduction Programs - Analysis, cost reduction activity and equipping businesses with advanced procurement techniques.Cost Reduction Programs
Strategic Sourcing - Providing Clients with the benefits that true strategic global sourcing achieve.Strategic Sourcing
Category Management Services - Finding the most appropriate suppliers at the optimized total cost and managing the relationship to ensure continued improvement in the value they are providing.Category Management Services
Procurement Software and Tools - Analysis Tools, eRFx, Implementation/Project Management, Online Auctions/Reverse Auctions/Value Auctions, Savings Optimizer, Spend Management System (SMS), Supplier Searching (Headhunting Service).Procurement Software and Tools
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.

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

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Blog

Managing supply chain risks in the current inflationary environment
Given the current inflationary environment, fending off supplier increases is becoming a key skill but selling on the market inflation to customers is also important and is often forgotten or assumed that it can't possibly be done. The key is not to get caught carrying the inflation yourself. As we move from deflationary times to inflationary ones maybe this will become much more common again.
Author: Kim | View blog entry >

Could insourcing be the missing piece?