Evaluating Key Areas for Sourcing Strategy Success


This PPT slide, part of the 15-slide Strategic Sourcing Framework PowerPoint presentation, outlines the Assessment Snapshot phase, which focuses on evaluating four primary areas crucial for effective sourcing strategies. Each area is designed to provide insights that inform decision-making and enhance operational efficiency.

The first area, "Ease of Implementation of Sourcing Opportunities," emphasizes the need to gauge how smoothly sourcing initiatives can be executed. This assessment relies on macro-level spend analysis and considers transaction volumes alongside the complexity of product categories. Understanding this aspect helps organizations anticipate potential challenges in implementation.

Next is "Size of Opportunities," which involves identifying and quantifying potential sourcing benefits. This assessment is critical for establishing the scale of initiatives that can be pursued, ensuring that organizations target the most impactful opportunities.

"Capacity / Staffing Assessment" evaluates whether the current workforce possesses the necessary skills and resources to support sourcing efforts. This area underscores the importance of aligning human resources with strategic goals, ensuring that the organization is equipped to handle the demands of sourcing initiatives.

Lastly, "Organizational Capabilities" focuses on internal processes and structures. This assessment is conducted through stakeholder interviews to understand how well the organization can manage sourcing activities. It highlights the need for robust processes that facilitate effective sourcing management.

The slide concludes with a strong recommendation to conduct these assessments upfront. This proactive approach is positioned as a means to optimize speed to value, suggesting that early insights can significantly enhance the overall effectiveness of sourcing strategies.



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This presentation is created by former McKinsey, BCG, Deloitte, EY, and Capgemini consultants. It explains the approach to Strategic Sourcing / Procurement Strategy utilized by global strategy consulting firms.

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