Ask The Expert How to undertake a negotiation
Negotiation is a critical component of the procurement process, extending from initial supplier engagement through to contract performance management. As organisations strive to maximise value, understanding the strategic advantages of effective negotiation becomes increasingly important. To achieve successful outcomes, procurement professionals must be well-prepared, apply a diverse set of negotiation skills, and aim for solutions that benefit all parties involved.
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