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Purchasing Trends 2015

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Preparation

Identification of new

trends and developments

Distribution via

Research- and

Distribution partners and

contacts of Supply Value

Data collection and

analysis

Data collection via

online survey

551 respondents

Analysis of the data

Report distribution

Report and papers

Press release

Presentations

Evaluation

Research process

Asia11%

North America

33%Europe

51%

Other5%

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Total respondents

551 complete responses

world wide

Respondents per

continent

51% Europe

33% North America

11% Asia

Respondents

Respondents per country

31% Netherlands

30% USA

11% Belgium

31%30%

11%

3.5%3%2.5%2% 2%

15%

0

5

10

15

20

25

30

35

Top 3 Purchasing Trends 2015

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3. Flexibility

2. Cost reduction

1. Supply chain optimization

Top 3 Purchasing Trends 2015

3. Cost reduction

2. Contractmanagement

1. Flexibility

Top 3 Purchasing Trends 2015 and 2014

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3. Flexibility

2. Cost reduction

1. Supply chain optimization

Top 3 Purchasing Trends 2014 Top 3 Purchasing Trends 2015

Top 10 Purchasing Trends 2015

3,76

3,81

3,83

3,85

3,88

3,88

3,92

3,99

4,01

4,15

2,5 3 3,5 4 4,5

10. More focus on risk management

9. More focus on Total Cost of Ownership

8. Digitalization of the purchasing process (E-procurement)

7. More need for transparency in the supply chain

6. Focus on efficiency

5. Increase of supplier involvement

4. More focus on contract management

3. More need for flexibility

2. More focus on cost reduction

1. More attention to supply chain optimization

Score 1-51: Very unimportant, 2:Unimportant, 3: Neutral, 4: Important, 5: Very important

2015 2014

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Optimism for 2015

7

5

32

18

32

13

0

15

26

40

19

5

14

31

27

23

0 5 10 15 20 25 30 35 40 45

verypessimistic

pessimistic

neutral

optimistic

veryoptimistic

2015

2014

2013

% respondents (very) optimistic or (very) pessimistic for upcoming year

Importance of operational performance indicators

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3,33

3,43

3,74

3,81

3,97

4,33

4,16

4,28

3,44

3,61

3,84

3,90

3,99

4,40

4,41

4,57

0 0,5 1 1,5 2 2,5 3 3,5 4 4,5 5

Quality of the product

Customer satisfaction

Delivery reliability

Operating expenses

Delivery speed

Handling of complaints

Volume flexibility

Confirmation of orders

Score 1-51: Very unimportant, 2:Unimportant, 3: Neutral

4: Important, 5: Very important2015 2014

Stage in Keough’s Purchasing maturity model

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7%

14%

55%

21%

3%4%

13%

56%

23%

4%5%

20%

36%

29%

10%

% respondents per purchasing maturity stage

2013 2014 2015

Supply Value’s recommendations for 2015

1. Competence-based partner selection

2. Joint saving initiatives

3. Proactively share expectations

For detail information per

recommendation, please

visit our website.

Click here.

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3. Flexibility

2. Cost reduction

1. Supply chain optimization

Top 3 Purchasing Trends 2015

Contact

Ramon Abbenhuis

Consultant

+31(0)655833180

[email protected]

Menno van Drunen

Managing partner

+31(0)624516244

[email protected]

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About Supply Value

Supply Value makes organizations work smarter with suppliers. This allows them to make more

profit and create value at less cost and risk.

We do this by helping organizations to formulate and implement sourcing strategies, professionalize

the procurement function and optimizing the value chain.

For more information see www.supplyvalue.nl

Client

satisfaction

8.4

Netto

Promotor

Score

40%

ANNO

2007

Employee

satisfaction

8.6

100% Client

recommen-

dation

Research- and Distribution partners

Research partners:

Distribution partners:

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