Procurement Negotiation Training

...because negotiation matters!

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Procurement Negotiation Training

Why should you train Procurement Professionals in Negotiation?

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The role of the procurement function in the supply chain is accepted by modern business leaders. Negotiation is one of the core skills needed for a procurement professional. Following are some of the compelling reasons for training procurement professionals in negotiation skills.

  • It is not only about the best price anymore. Beating down a supplier on price may work once. Modern procurement negotiation is about how to get the best deal by projecting the right brand name for your company and creating sustainable supplier relationships.
  • Sales professionals undergo rigorous negotiation and sales training on a regular basis. Procurement professionals need training in negotiation to create win-win relation with these trained sales negotiators and get the best value for their employers.
  • The role of the procurement professional is to understand the 'real interests' of the internal customer and source the product or service. The task of finding the 'real interest' of the internal customer is a consultative task and that involves much more than a canned approached to procurement.
Last Updated on Thursday, 02 July 2009 16:33
 

Procurement Negotiation Training Objectives

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Our trainings aim to train participants to:
  • Understand the various stages in a negotiation
  • Understand the various strategies and tactics for negotiation
  • Create a structure and process for every negotiation
  • Understand the role of rapport building in any negotiation
  • Choose the correct negotiation strategy and tactics
  • Foster innovative thinking for meeting customer needs
  • Choosing a negotiation style for sustainable supplier relationships
Last Updated on Thursday, 02 July 2009 16:36
 

Procurement Negotiation Training - Topics Covered

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We deliver our training in the form of workshops.Our workshops are conducted as a mix of short lectures, group exercises and feedback sessions. For better participation, the number attendees in one session is limited to a maximum of 15 people. Following are the major topics covered in our workshops.
 

  • Strategies and tactics of negotiation
  • Principled negotiation for procurement professionals
  • The process and stages of negotiations
  • Planning for negotiation
  • Rapport building during negotiations
  • Challenges in negotiations and strategies to overcome them
  • Contract Law for procurement professionals
Last Updated on Thursday, 02 July 2009 16:35
 
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