[WEB Event] What is Strategic Purchasing that Supports the Manufacturing Site?

Exploring the Relationship Between Purchasing and Production Management from the Perspective of Purchasing SCM - Stuck in a Deadlock in a High Inflation Economy! Purchasing in a Crisis! What Will Purchasing Do?

In the long-standing deflationary era, "purchasing negotiation power" functioned as a weapon for companies. However, in the current inflationary economy, where prices continue to rise, that approach has become ineffective. Now, in many companies, the purchasing department seems to have become merely a "point of contact for order processing," falling into dysfunction. Evidence of this can be seen in the frequent occurrences of violations of subcontracting laws (unjust discounts and payment delays) and antitrust laws (neglecting price increase negotiations) among both large and small businesses. The former "group" relationships have collapsed, and the era when buyers held power has ended. Now, as the presence of the purchasing department within companies is diminishing, a reevaluation is necessary. This seminar will unravel the relationship between purchasing and production management from the following perspectives: - Visualization of purchasing costs and the responsibilities of purchasing - Redefining purchasing from the perspective of SCM (Supply Chain Management) - What are the "two axes of purchasing" that should function? Are they functioning? We will learn about the truly necessary perspectives and countermeasures in the purchasing field, along with real examples. *For more details, please download the PDF or contact us.

Distance learning/E-learningManagement SeminarBusiness Skills Seminar