3D Printing: What Additive Manufacturing Means for the Future of Procurement

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GEP is proud to announce yet another guest blog post on Spend Matters. This post is by Joel Johnson and talks about 3D printing and what it means for the future of procurement. What are some of the emerging trends and what does that mean for the future of procurement? Read the post here and [...]


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If Steve Jobs Were CPO

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What if Steve Jobs were CPO? What would he do? What changes would he make? And how would he view procurement? In our new guest blog post on Spend Matters by Santosh Nair, we discuss what procurement can learn from this famous innovator. Interested in reading more? Visit Spend Matters for this blog and more [...]


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Where Revenue and Cost Meet: Procurement and Marketing Collaboration

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GEP is happy to announce another guest post on Spend Matters. This post was written by Shweta Shanker and discusses the important of procurement and marketing collaboration. Each side needs to understand the others’ needs in order to operate efficiently and see savings. Interested in finding out more? Read the full post here at the [...]


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Big Gains, No Pain? A Webinar with SIG

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GEP will be hosting a webinar on April 23, 2013 at 2pm EST with SIG titled “Big Gains, No Pain? How Leading CPOs Improve Productivity & Reach of Sourcing Teams Without Drama or Disruption”. Please join us for this informative session by registering here. Procurement leaders are continually looking to boost the effectiveness of enterprise [...]


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Digital Advertising Demands Savvy Buyers

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GEP is proud to announce a guest post on Spend Matters, entitled “Digital Advertising Demands Savvy Buyers” by Tyler Adams. In this blog post, Tyler discusses the evident shifts that have been seen in the digital advertising space. He describes the reasons behind this change and also provides potential buyers with information on how to [...]


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A Value-Based Approach to Sourcing Legal Services

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GEP is proud to present our latest guest post on Spend Matters, titled “A Value-Based Approach to Sourcing Legal Services”. Written by Joel Johnson, this post explores the difficulties of sourcing legal services and provides a pragmatic solution to the problem. It also discusses new industry trends and steps to increase savings for this category. [...]


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First Guest Post on Spend Matters

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We are very excited to announce our first guest blog post on Spend Matters.   This guest post, written by Jim Kiser, discusses increasing employee healthcare costs and how these costs can be managed. What should corporations do to help manage these costs? What changes need to be made to their plans to positively impact [...]


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The European Supply Chain Excellence Awards

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Kellogg European HQ with GEP is a Finalist The European Supply Chain Excellence Awards 2012 in partnership with PwC (The Who’s Who of Supply Chain) will announce the winner of the Sourcing & Procurement award during a ceremony in London tonight. Kellogg European HQ with GEP is one of five finalists.. Renowned as being ‘a trustworthy measure of [...]


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GEP Advocacy & Community Outreach

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Corporate responsiblity:  Community, Hunger, Poverty, Education and Health GEP cares about communities in which we live and work.  We share a common purpose:  to help inspire positive, lasting change.  Our core values of leadership and integrity underscore each action we take and every decision we make.  We honor the philanthropic spirit initiated by our GEP [...]


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GEP Emerges as Star Performer

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GEP Named Procurement Outsourcing Star Performer by Everest Group GEP has been named a Star Performer by Everest Group, a research and advisory firm, in their newly released study of procurement outsourcing providers: The 2011 PEAK Matrix for Procurement Outsourcing. Everest Group measures procurement service providers on its proprietary Performance, Experience, Ability and Knowledge (PEAK) Matrix and designates [...]


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