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by caminante
1256 days ago
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> Sometimes the cost and energy of the RFP means it’s only done for $500K or higher. Fair point, but that's for a different discussion. The question was how to "root" it out, not business priorities. If you're unable to flag and audit an easily identifiable 400% cost increase year over year and +$100k in savings, then let's be honest about the value creation of your AP/Procurement teams. |
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