5 basic functions of the SRM module - Supplier relationship management
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5 basic functions of the SRM module - Supplier relationship management

Jan Vašek - Chief innovation officer Promitea
Jan Vašek
Chief innovation officer
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For a medium-sized company, the introduction of the Supplier Relationship Management (SRM) module represents a significant opportunity to improve procurement and supplier processes.

For a medium-sized company, the introduction of the Supplier Relationship Management (SRM) module represents a significant opportunity to improve procurement and supplier processes. 📘📊 Unlike large corporations, where these tools are a standard part of management, medium-sized companies often struggle with inefficient communication, fragmented data, and missing records of collaboration.

💡 Main reasons why a medium-sized company should consider implementing SRM:

📂 Centralization of supplier data – everything in one place, easily accessible to all relevant employees.

✅ Transparent supplier selection and evaluation – objective information makes decision-making easier and improves the quality of deliveries.

⏳ Time savings and reduced administrative burden – automation of routine tasks, fewer emails, fewer Excel spreadsheets.

🛡️ Support for compliance and risk reduction – better control of contractual relationships, documents, and regulatory compliance.

📝 Onboarding of new suppliers – a guided process that eliminates errors and ensures partner qualification.

🔗 Streamlined communication with suppliers – a unified environment for sharing documents, requirements, and complaints.

🎯 Opportunity for planning and development of cooperation – moving from reactive management to active relationship-building with key partners.

🚀 Increased competitiveness – thanks to more efficient collaboration and better supply chain performance.

📈 For a medium-sized company that wants to grow, professionalize its processes, and maintain a high-quality supplier base, SRM is a natural step toward increasing the performance and stability of procurement.

🔄 It is not just a tool, but a change of approach — from transactional management to partnership and collaboration.

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Jan Vašek - Chief innovation officer Promitea
Jan Vašek
Chief innovation officer
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