The billions of dollars that companies spend each year on services has become a potent lure — or perhaps one should say lifeline — for E- procurement vendors. With their stock prices flatlining, and with companies hesitant to spend money on big- ticket software, these vendors are retooling their products and their sales pitches, promising impressive ROI on systems that allow companies to procure everything from contingent workers to marketing, legal, and even landscaping services.
Content: Article
Author: Scott Leibs
Source: CFO Publishing
Subjects: IT / Technology / E-Business, Operations
Author: Scott Leibs
Source: CFO Publishing
Subjects: IT / Technology / E-Business, Operations
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