New Economy
The Gordian knot of companies
The Gordian knot of companies
Milan, May 26, 2000 – there is talk about the new economy as an obligatory passage for corporate structures, so that they adapt to the national and global course of the market. In fact, the transition from the old economy to the new economy foresees a total change of technological and mental guidelines.
The reengineering of internal processes that contributes to speed, so that everything happens in real time both in internal connections and with external companies, different actors, products and countries: the dematerialization of products that, therefore, become transferable in a virtual way.
These changes are not always achievable if one does not decide to completely change the structure of the company, therefore “cutting” the old contours. Dedicated software to detailed problem lists, customized for each individual customer, makes business virtualization possible today.
In this context, the use of e-procurement in outsourcing is crucial. To optimize the supply of materials necessary for the production chain, avoiding excess or deficient stocks, control of supplies, reordering, control of fluctuations, invoices and payment thereof, receiving in exchange a single monthly invoice, leads to considerable savings of more than 50% in operational costs, costs that are often not adequately estimated within the same companies. In fact, each supply process, whether of significant material or a simple lamp, costs companies, depending on their size, between 250,000 and 2,500,000.
The company Unitec (www.unitec.it), based in Germany and Italy, is the pioneer in Europe offering this tailor-made full-cycle service.
Companies of international importance have already trusted it to be part of the new economy and therefore cut the famous knot. A free demonstration of E-Procurement is achievable by visiting the Unitec website and requesting a free access to the Netsourcing application that extends the revolutionary developments that will be observed in business management in the New Economy.