To successfully achieve transformation in procurement, you need one crucial ingredient: trust. When procurement organizations and their service partners have established complete trust – when values, objectives, and cultures are fully aligned and divisions between “us” and “them” dissolve – that’s when step change happens and remarkable results are brought within reach.
At the World Procurement Congress, GEP clients Prudential and Yorkshire Building Society discussed the role played by trust and a “one team” approach in their respective organizations’ procurement transformations. Additionally, GEP facilitated a roundtable that brought together procurement professionals from a range of global businesses to discuss effective management of widely dispersed teams and operations.
Read Procurement Leaders’ special coverage of these inspirational sessions at the world’s leading procurement industry event.
Theme: Procurement
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