Electronic purchasing consortia: a procurement direction for the future?

Edward Sweeney; Bernd Huber; Austin Smyth

Electronic purchasing consortia: a procurement direction for the future?

Edward Sweeney, Bernd Huber, Austin Smyth

Engineering Systems & Supply Chain Management

Dublin Institute of Technology

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Abstract

In literature, there has been little empirical research investigation on purchasing consortium issues focusing on a detailed analysis of ICT-based procurement strategies. Based on the exploration of academic literature and a survey on e-Marketplaces / procurement service providers (PSPs) in the automotive and electronics industry sectors, an overall statement is proposed: Effective participation in electronic purchasing consortia can have the potential to enhance competitive advantage. Implementation therefore requires a clear and detailed understanding of the major process structures and drivers at the e-Marketplace / PSP level of analysis.

Original language	English
Title of host publication	The 13th annual IPSERA conference
Subtitle of host publication	the purchasing function : walking a tightrope
Editors	Alessandro Ancarani
Place of Publication	Amsterdam (NL)
Publisher	Pergamon Press
Pages	405-414
Number of pages	10
Publication status	Published - 2004
Event	13th International Purchasing and Supply Education and Research Association Conference - Catania, Italy Duration: 4 Apr 2004 → 7 Apr 2004

Conference

Conference	13th International Purchasing and Supply Education and Research Association Conference
Abbreviated title	IPSERA
Country/Territory	Italy
City	Catania
Period	4/04/04 → 7/04/04

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Keywords

e-procurement
electronic purchasing consortia
demand aggregation
supply chain management

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Electronic purchasing consortia: a procurement direction for the future?

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