March 13, 2024
| Sourcing Strategy
While both traditional and strategic sourcing secure goods and services for the organization, the critical distinction between them lies in focus and approach.
Traditional sourcing methods have prioritized upfront cost reduction, often at the expense of long-term value.
In contrast, strategic sourcing takes care of total cost of ownership, quality, innovation, sustainability, and risk mitigation.
This shift leads to strong and collaborative relationship with key suppliers, and maximizes value beyond mere cost reduction.