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In addition to the diversity of IT solutions and services and their acquisition models, there are many other elements that have a direct influence on the acquisition process.
Knowledge, control and consideration of these factors are essential for implementing an optimized purchasing strategy to achieve qualitative, quantitative and financial objectives.
Our Services
Strategic IT acquisition
Whether you're an IT team or a purchasing department, you want to optimize your actions as part of a global purchasing strategy aligned with your organization's objectives.
Strategic consulting services bring significant benefits to purchasing departments while aligning with corporate objectives and facilitating technology adoption.
With our expertise in negotiation, supplier management and performance measurement, we enable organizations to develop tailored strategies, adapt to market dynamics and improve the overall effectiveness and efficiency of purchasing operations.
EXAMPLES OF SERVICES
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Supplier segmentation
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Steering activity streams (Management, Monitoring, Processes, etc.)
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Definition of strategic and tactical activities
RFP/RFI drafting and response analysis
For your next acquisitions or contracts, you'd like to benefit from comprehensive support, from the definition of requirements to the evaluation of responses and suppliers, including in the context of public procurement.
Conducting a call for tenders must be part of a consolidated strategy involving all the parties involved, in order to achieve the business, functional, technical and financial objectives within the given timeframe.
We help manage the entire process, managing the various stages and meetings, and drafting all or part of the internal and external documents required.
EXAMPLES OF SERVICES
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Formalisation of technical and functional requirements, etc.
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RFI (market analysis, case study, purchasing strategy, etc.)
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Formalisation and drafting of specifications
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Evaluation of responses
Market analysis
You want a structured, holistic view of the IT market and its various players, so you can implement an optimized, tailored purchasing strategy.
Market analyses are essential for purchasing departments, providing vital information such as market trends, supplier capabilities, contracting models and price dynamics.
We help you make informed decisions, identify potential savings and ensure that purchasing strategies are in line with current market conditions and trends.
EXAMPLES OF SERVICES
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Market analysis and trends
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Study of the potential of a market's technologies
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Market research into manufacturers and publishers
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Research and evaluation of resellers in a given market
Risk management
You'd like us to help you manage the risks associated with the acquisition of IT solutions, from analysis to the implementation of mitigation measures.
Risk management is essential to identify, assess and mitigate potential risks throughout the procurement process.
We offer a structured approach to effective risk management in purchasing, with the aim of improving decision-making, protecting the organization's resources and contributing to overall strategic success by minimizing the impact of uncertainties on purchasing operations.
EXAMPLES OF SERVICES
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Identifying and qualifying the risks associated with a purchase
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Assessing the operational, technical, technological and contractual risks of an acquisition
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Strategy and approach to contractualisation
Cost-benefit analysis
You want to assess the costs and benefits of acquiring an IT solution, taking into account its direct or indirect consequences and impacts on the organization.
This analysis enables a systematic assessment of the financial implications of purchasing decisions. By comparing the costs and benefits of different options, purchasing departments can make informed choices that maximize value for the organization.
We support strategic decision-making in the purchasing process, and help optimize strategies to achieve identified ROI and total cost of ownership.
EXAMPLE OF SERVICES
- Definition and monitoring of KPIs
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Identification of indirect budget impacts
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Qualification of impacts on operational efficiency
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Calculation of overall TCO and ROI
Supplier relationship management
You need advice and support in identifying, managing and competing with suppliers within an identified framework and according to pre-defined rules and objectives.
Supplier relationship management is essential for purchasing departments, as it ensures effective collaboration with suppliers, fosters partnerships and optimizes the procurement process.
Thanks to our expertise in negotiation, supplier management and performance measurement, we enable organizations to develop tailored strategies, adapt to market dynamics and improve the overall effectiveness and efficiency of purchasing operations.
EXAMPLES OF SERVICES
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Business model definition (Transactional, Relational, Partnership)
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Governance framework
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Contract management
Sustainability objectives and eco-responsibility
You want to integrate environmental values and related concepts into your IT projects, right from the acquisition phase, with defined, measurable and trackable indicators.
Public policies and the need for companies and public institutions to set an example make it essential to take environmental criteria into account when acquiring IT goods and services.
We can help you to define your requirements and the associated criteria at the time of acquisition, and to implement tools for monitoring indicators in order to evaluate the gains achieved.
EXAMPLE OF SERVICES
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Defining and measuring the IT carbon footprint
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Digital footprint transition plan
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Strategy for extending equipment lifecycles
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Equipment reallocation strategy
A matrix market
For a given function, it is often possible in IT to decorrelate the nature of the acquisition from its acquisition model. This matrix structure leads to a wide variety of situations, which need to be identified and managed to enable a relevant evaluation and a choice in line with objectives.
A matrix market
For a given function, it is often possible in IT to decorrelate the nature of the acquisition from its acquisition model. This matrix structure leads to a wide variety of situations, which need to be identified and managed to enable a relevant evaluation and a choice in line with objectives.