Nominating a key user when implementing new software solutions in purchasing is essential to the success of the project. But which employees make ideal key users for automation projects in purchasing?
High efficiency gains and satisfied suppliers through digitsation of operational purchasing processes
Rapid growth, especially in electromobility and telecommunications, requires significantly accelerated processes from Rosendahl Nextrom. The leading international supplier of production plants for the battery, cable and fibre optic industries is making a significant contribution to more value creation through the transformation of purchasing with the Netfira Platform. The company hoped to achieve the complete automation of operational processes in purchasing and the digital connection of all suppliers — the result: high efficiency gains, significant cost reductions and more time for value-adding activities.
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