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Procure strategy basics

by Omar Muassess
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There are four categories: strategic, leverage, bottleneck, non-critical.

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It ignores supplier relationships and focuses only on internal processes.

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The matrix uses only cost as the criterion for categorization.

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It was developed by Michael Porter in the 1990s.

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Strategic items require long-term partnerships and close collaboration.

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It helps minimize supply risk and maximize value in purchasing.

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Bottleneck items have high supply risk and high financial impact.

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It was developed by Peter Kraljic in 1983.

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It considers supply risk and financial/profit impact.

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The four categories are strategic, risk, negotiable, and basic.

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