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Procurement Leaders Forum 2011

IHS will exhibit at the Procurement Leaders Forum taking place in Vienna, Austria on October 20, 2011, Stand number 12.

The Procurement Leaders Forum will bring together the top procurement, sourcing and supply chain management professionals from leading worldwide organizations.

Topics in focus include:

  • Changing global economy: Reacting to the fast paced events overseas and at home and structuring a new kind of robust, flexible supply chain to match
  • Earning a seat: What does it take to be a leader and how can procurement demonstrate what it’s capable of?
  • Greater alignment: Communicating and influencing internal stakeholders to realize mutual benefits and a more strategic role
  • The race for talent: Finding and developing people in the team to take the next step
  • Sustainable supply chains: Embedding green practices and tools across teams and into the supply chain itself
  • Generating supplier innovation: Recognize and realize the opportunities to turn a supplier’s bright idea into a competitive advantage
  • Risks and rewards: How to spot the opportunities to shape the supply chain to give the business an edge in the market
  • Procurement outsourcing: Can CPOs realize ongoing value in outsourcing without sacrificing their own influence?

For more information please visit the Procurement Leaders Forum website or contact Kirsty Sanger.
  • Stand 12
    The Hofburg
    Postfach 113,
    Heldenplatz,
    1014 Wien, Austria
    T: +43 1 5873666
    F: +43 1 5356426

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