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Nobody is happy when their prices increases after January 1st. Many customers feel that by signing a pricing agreement (or contract) that they can use this document to restrict price increases. But somehow, spending is more than expected during the 3 - 5 year term of a contract. What happened? How could this have happened?
This blog post discusses how smaller companies can utilize procurement services to save money and make better utilization of their available resources.
If a company offers to perform a service for you and the only compensation they will receive is based on a percentage of the money you actually save, what would be your reaction?
You've joined an association that offers discounted prices from a major lab supply distributor. Did you get a good deal?
When it comes to ordering lab supplies, what are the sources of irritation?