The Gordian Knot of Business;
The Gordian Knot of Companies
Milan, May 26, 2000 - The New Economy is discussed as an imperative step for corporate structures to adapt to national and global market developments. In reality, the transition from the old to the new economy involves a complete change in technological and mental orientation.
The redesign of internal processes that allows speed so that everything happens in real time, both in internal connections and with external companies, different partners, products and countries: the dematerialization of the products, which therefore become virtually transferable.
These changes are not always possible unless a decision is made to completely change the company structure in order to “break with the old structures”. Software development dedicated to detailed problem lists, personalized for each individual customer, makes business virtualization possible today.
In this context, the use of e-procurement in outsourcing is crucial. Optimizing the supply of necessary materials for the production chain, avoiding overstocks or shortages, controlling deliveries, reordering, controlling fluctuations, invoices and paying them with the receipt of a single monthly invoice leads to an estimated saving of more than 50% in operating costs - costs that are not always correctly estimated in many companies. In fact, each procurement process, whether it involves significant amounts of material or a simple light bulb, costs companies between 250,000 and 2,500,000 depending on its size.
The company Unitec (www.unitec.it), with locations in Germany and Italy, is a leader in Europe and offers this tailor-made service for the complete delivery cycle.
Internationally important companies have already commissioned it to become part of the new economy and cut the famous knot. A free demonstration of e-procurement can be accessed by visiting the Unitec website and access can be requested free of charge to the Netsourcing application, which demonstrates the revolutionary developments being realized in business management in the New Economy.