Establishing and measuring relevant and actionable metrics is an important part of any business function since it provides the opportunity to set, track, and ultimately achieve goals and objectives while providing the key inputs to drive continuous improvement efforts. To get better results, it is important that groups measure the right things. Ardent Partners developed a list of “Metrics that Matter” curated specifically for business leaders to use as a means to establish a performance and business impact baseline and then improve upon them. Different organizations will be able to gain guidance on what to measure and then benchmark themselves against the broader market and the Best-in-Class.

On June 16th at 1 PM ET join Ardent Partners’ Founder and Chief Research Officer, Andrew Bartolini along with Chuck Stefanosky of Independence Blue Cross and Danny Thompson of apexanalytix as they will share their experiences and perspectives and then discuss newest performance and operational benchmarks drawn from more than 300 global CPOs.

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Since 2010, Ardent Partners has conducted more procurement-themed market research than any other firm or consultancy in the industry. In that time, Ardent has benchmarked thousands of distinct organizations across all aspects of their procurement programs. Ardent Partners’ upcoming Procurement Metrics that Matter in 2020 is a compilation of the industry’s best and most widely-used procurement industry benchmarks.

If you work in sourcing, procurement, supply management or P2P areas or are a stakeholder vested in their success, you will not want to miss this online event. Click here to register.

Webinar Details:

The Procurement Metrics that Matter in 2020

Date: June 16th @ 1 PM – 2 PM ET

Presenters:

Andrew Bartolini, Founder & Chief Research Officer, Ardent Partners

Chuck Stefanosky, Director Strategic Sourcing and Procurement at Independence Blue Cross

Danny Thompson, SVP Market & Product Strategy, apexanalytix

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