This Monday and Tuesday, Source One served as key presenters
and participants in Q1 Production’s Medical Device Strategic Sourcing
Conference. The first-ever of its kind, the conference was a huge success –
providing a forum for industry leaders and experts to collaborate and share
best practices in the strategic implementation of cost modeling, supplier
transparency, and regulatory compliance.
Serving as the Chairperson for Day One, Source One’s Vice
President of Professional Services, Joe Payne, provided opening remarks and
introduced each of the day’s discussion topics. Of particular note was the
first topic: “Defining the Strategic Side of Sourcing: What Does it Really
Mean?” – a core function and area of passion for the Source One team.
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On Day Two, Source One’s Vice
President of Operations, William Dorn, facilitated conversation
surrounding internal metrics to deliver optimal strategic
sourcing performance in the medical device space. This is an area in all
industries that has been gaining a ton of focus. Source One’s Vice President of
Professional Services, Joe Payne, participated in this panel as well among two
respected industry colleagues. The discussion revealed that although supplier
pricing and external metrics are certainly a determinant of strategic sourcing
success, there are a multitude of internal metrics that can be shaped to
deliver optimal performance in the medical device space.
Throughout the conference,
Dorn manned Source One’s exhibition booth as attendees stopped by to share
their best practices and learn more about the benefits of hiring a procurement
services provider (PSP). Dorn noted, “This was a fantastic opportunity to
collaborate with respected industry leaders in this rapidly expanding market.
Everyone benefited from a greater understanding of the various levels of
sophistication in procurement operations – from the relatively small and simple
to the very large and complex. There is no one-size-fits-all solution;
every organization must partner with suppliers and service providers who meet
their particular needs and help them achieve sustainable growth – especially in
this life-saving industry.”
If you are interested in
discussing any of these topics with Source One to improve your medical device
sourcing process, look no further. If you’d like to get in contact with our
team, please reach out to myself, Heather Grossmuller, at hgrossmuller@sourceoneinc.com and we’d be happy to schedule a meeting. To learn
more about Source One’s medical device sourcing capabilities, visit our webpage today.
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