
Diagnosis of Purchasing Digitalization and SRM Digital Tool Implementation
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Overview
Our client, a tier 1 automotive supplier, would like to assess the purchasing Digital maturity and define its roadmap.
The assessment approach used by KEPLER allows clients to clearly define the priorities; digitalizing the supplier relationship was the top priority with a dedicated Supplier Relationship Management (SRM) tool.
Context
- Data accessibility tends to be painful and time-consuming
- Low level of sharing between countries
- Highly diverse solutions and tools throughout the countries/subsidiaries
- No global coordination to be more systematic on improvement to be done
- Limited functional analysis to be able to focus on the most relevant solutions/tools (must have vs. good to have)
Objectives
Category: Mobilizing and Monitoring the Extended Enterprise
- Building a detailed mapping of existing practices and digital tools among the various purchasing organizations and their functional coverage
- Assessing and qualifying maturity gaps in maturity between entities and the state of the art in similar organizations
- Defining top priority, selecting the solution and implementing it
Navigating the Source-to-Pay (S2P) suites market can feel like traversing a dense «jungle», were it’s easy to lose one’s way despite the numerous reviews and ratings provided by research service providers. We assist our clients in cutting through this complexity to identify the tool that best aligns with their business needs.

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Joe AwadDirectorJoe graduated from ESSEC Business School and the Beirut School of Engineers. He began his career in consulting in 2003 at Accenture and joined KEPLER in 2008 as a Manager in the Paris…Joe AwadJoe AwadDirector
Joe graduated from ESSEC Business School and the Beirut School of Engineers. He began his career in consulting in 2003 at Accenture and joined KEPLER in 2008 as a Manager in the Paris office. Since 2011, he is the leader of Shanghai office activities where he covers the firm’s projects in Asia Pacific region, mainly for manufacturing and distribution companies.