The phrase "procurement solution" is correct and can be used in written English.
It refers to a strategy or process that a company or organization uses to acquire goods, services, or resources. Example: Our company is looking for a new procurement solution to streamline our purchasing process and reduce costs.
After Ernst & Young helped 3M reengineer its method of doing business, the manufacturer chose PeopleSoft to provide human resource, finance and procurement solutions on a global basis; and i2 Technologies (ITWO) to address demand management, sales and forecasting.
In Tanzania, the supply group of the UN agencies – known as Tanzania One Procurement Team (TOPT) – came together with UNICEF to consider procurement solutions.
This paper examines the challenges as well as the procurement solutions and services developed by UNICEF, as part of the organization's activities to fight HIV/AIDS.
As part of the marketing and development relationship, the Commerce One solution will be integrated with Walker's e-procurement solution, creating end-to-end procurement automation and real-time transactional capabilities.
Pedro Paulo is chief executive of Gatewit, which provides e-procurement solutions for the public and private sector.
Coupa, a provider of on-demand e-procurement solutions, has secured $7.5 million in Series C funding led by El Dorado Ventures and joined by previous investors BlueRun Ventures and Battery Ventures.
Every enterprise should assess the reason to implement a procurement technology solution and then make a call on whether to deploy an on-premises solution or a cloud-based one.
The Global Resources business unit offers network and operations, information technology, procurement, global solutions, group services and global human resources services.
It provides infrastructure services; mobile solutions; platform-based procurement services; Ready2Series solutions, which are pre-built products that address sector-specific requirements for delivering IT; and IT service integration solutions.
