Posted by JAGGAER Staff in Source-to-Pay on February 14, 2019
Procure-to-Pay (P2P) and Source-to-Pay (S2P) are two terms often used within the software industry to describe digital solutions that create efficiencies within procurement. And while both systems include many of the same features, they are distinctly different in terms of the functionality, control and the value they deliver. In the simplest of terms, P2P solutions […]
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Posted by JAGGAER Staff in Procurement Resources / Source-to-Pay / Sourcing on August 15, 2018
JAGGAER is honored to announce it has been named a Leader in Gartner’s 2018 Magic Quadrant Report for Strategic Sourcing Application Suites. JAGGAER (Advantage) was placed highest in the Leader’s quadrant for ability to execute. The report evaluated several Strategic Sourcing suites for capabilities including e-sourcing, spend analysis, contract management, and supply base management (SBM). […]
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Posted by JAGGAER Staff in Source-to-Pay on September 26, 2016
When making the decision to switch from disparate, standalone procurement modules to a suite of source-to-pay (S2P) solutions on the same platform, there are many factors you need to consider. Thus far we’ve discussed the benefits of a suite and how to gain leadership buy-in. Of all the benefits of the source-to-pay platform, one of […]
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Posted by JAGGAER Staff in Source-to-Pay on September 15, 2016
In our recent blog, Spend Matters Explains the Benefits of Having Your Source-To-Settle Solutions Centralized, we discussed the additional benefits realized after implementing a suite of solutions on a single platform over disparate point solutions. While many procurement professionals understand why a suite is beneficial, it can still be a struggle to gain buy-in from […]
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Posted by JAGGAER Staff in Procurement Resources / Source-to-Pay on June 7, 2016
When it comes to procurement compliance, there isn’t one standard all organizations adhere to. And we wouldn’t expect them to. Every organization has unique compliance needs, including yours. So how do you develop, plan and implement a framework for compliance that works for your organization? Here are nine steps to get you started. Word to […]
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