Can Indirect Goods Sourcing Be Supported Electronically? An E-Catalogue Approach to the Issue

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Abstract

The introduction of the information technology and the use of innovative communication meanings have made companies rethink the way they deal with their suppliers, especially in the direct goods field. However, in the area of indirect goods and services, although the relative early start of these IT solutions, companies still not applying the information technology to manage their sourcing processes. Therefore, this article proposes the expansion of the well-know e-catalogue functionalities to support not only the transaction procedures as it has been done for years, but also the sourcing process, improving so from one side, the business transactions efficiency and from the other side completing the procurement cycle within an unique system.

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Dr. Eulalio Gomes Campelo Filho. 1970. \u201cCan Indirect Goods Sourcing Be Supported Electronically? An E-Catalogue Approach to the Issue\u201d. Global Journal of Management and Business Research - A: Administration & Management GJMBR-A Volume 12 (GJMBR Volume 12 Issue A14): .

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The introduction of the information technology and the use of innovative communication meanings have made companies rethink the way they deal with their suppliers, especially in the direct goods field. However, in the area of indirect goods and services, although the relative early start of these IT solutions, companies still not applying the information technology to manage their sourcing processes. Therefore, this article proposes the expansion of the well-know e-catalogue functionalities to support not only the transaction procedures as it has been done for years, but also the sourcing process, improving so from one side, the business transactions efficiency and from the other side completing the procurement cycle within an unique system.

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