E-Procurement

E-Procurement

1. (Electronic provisioning). It is buying and selling of supplies, work and business-to-business services.

2. Processes of purchase, supply, payment and control of products using the Internet as the main means in the customer-supplier communication.

3. examples

   • Online Catalogs
     • Through the Internet you can consult all kinds of services and / or products during the 24 hours at a reduced or similar cost, with online payment systems
   • Auctions
     • The electronic auction is a dynamic process of online price negotiation between pre-selected suppliers to get a part of the business through the internet. Online auctions is a significant opportunity to improve the supply chain performance
   • RFQs
     • They are requests for quotation of offer; electronic contracting reduces time for online purchase and implies more than the price per item, the information as the terms of payment and the level of quality per article or the duration of the contract.
   • Real-Time Inventory Tracking
     • Real-time inventory management tracks movement of the product, leading to a general efficiency in business. The clients They will wait to know where their products are and exactly when they can pick them up
   • Strategic sourcing in procurement
     • Strategic supply is part of the management internal supply chain
     • Make sure you get superior value in supplies and services and also make sure you have optimized your internal processes of purchases. You must consider your budget, study the landscape of the potential suppliers and negotiate the terms of the purchase.

4. What is it

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