Boer & Croon Procurement Solution
Procurement is a position that offers great opportunities for a lot of organisations. Boer & Croon can help to realise that potential. This way, the Procurement position is professionalised in a long-lasting way, suppliers contribute to the realisation of the strategic goals and at the same time, a substantial improvement in results can be achieved.

Boer & Croon's experience, expertise and network enables us to help organisations. This ranges from an analysis in order to identify direct cost savings, to a professionalisation of the Procurement position and maximising added value.
To be able to provide the best possible service, we have joined forces with Adjust, which has distinguished itself since 2003 with a no-nonsense approach in the Procurement field and has undertaken assignments for ASML, Nike, Danone, AkzoNobel, Aviko, Van Oord, amongst many others. We also draw on the vision and experience of Bert Kruisdijk, Associate Partner at Boer & Croon and responsible in the past for improvement trajectories for Procurement positions at numerous retailers, the NS (Dutch National Railways) and a number of hospitals, including the Isala Hospital in Zwolle.
"With a highly manageable investment, annual savings in excess of 10% can be achieved".
Spend Optimisation

Business Alignment
"A hospital, when deciding to purchase an important scanning machine, can opt for a package where maintenance is done at night. Not the cheapest option, but that way a machine is never out of action when it is needed by patients, and Procurement is contributing to the realisation of the organisation's core values."
Trusted advisor
"In order to become that trusted advisor, the use of Procurement must become attractive for the organisation and its employees. We need to know what is going on in the organisation in terms of procurement and then simplify it, eliminate complexity, and standardise and automate processes."
COST SAVINGS
It starts with a realistic speck on the horizon.
Execution Capacity
Procurement Strategy
Choices will have to be made, at least according to the order of urgency.