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Procurement Agenda 2025: Where Does Procurement Stand in the Maturity Comparison?

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amc 2025 Field Study

The demands on procurement are increasing—but just how well-prepared are procurement organizations for the future?

The case study “Purchasing Agenda 2025” analyzes the maturity level of more than 70 companies across six key dimensions. The result: With an average maturity level of 48 percent, many purchasing organizations still have significant room for improvement.

The study shows where procurement stands today, what sets high-performing organizations apart, and which strategic levers should be prioritized now.

Find out, among other things:

  • how mature purchasing organizations are in terms of strategy, processes, and organization
  • where the biggest shortcomings in digitization and data quality lie
  • How the Purchasing Department Can More Systematically Increase Its Cost and Value Contribution
  • What characteristics define resilient supply networks?
  • to what extent sustainability is already embedded in procurement strategies and processes
  • What specific measures will help pave the way toward an effective purchasing organization?

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