I believe it is a
process of education. Specifically, the role of procurement is to manage a
process that ensures efficiency, cost reduction and/or value creation. In
short, to develop a value/function blueprint. Marketing's role is to manage
strategy to build business. If marketing can provide a better understanding to
procurement how the components of communications is bought and sold, and the
circumstances that can affect pricing, procurement will have a larger
opportunity to define that value/function relationship in a more realistic and
genuine way. This is a critical step when one considers the fact that
marketing, unlike raw materials for example, deals with long term benefits,
competitive positioning and opportunity.
Friday, July 26, 2013
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