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SPEND & CONTRACT ANALYTICS

Find where to make savings, aggregate spend and manage maverick purchasing

The Observatory's SPEND & CONTRACT ANALYTICS modules (ANALYZE, COLLABORATE & CONTRACT) enable you to quickly and easily analyze your spend to find savings, identify opportunities to aggregate your spend with other buying organizations and more effectively manage "maverick" purchasing.

The insight required to develop a procurement strategy

Inform the development of an evidence based procurement strategy.

Making it easier to identify opportunities to deliver cash savings

Our spend and contract analytics modules make it much easier to identify opportunities to deliver cash savings and other efficiencies that are realistic and achievable.

See where to collaborate and save

See where collaboration with other buying organizations can best save money. Assess which categories of goods and services present the best opportunity for saving money through aggregating your spend with other buying organizations.

Manage maverick spend and save money

Support your assessment of which categories of goods and services represent the best opportunity for saving money through more effective management of maverick spend.

Focus resources on the initiatives most likely to deliver results

You can rank and prioritize spend and contract related initiatives to decide where you focus scarce resources.

  • ANALYZE

    Quickly and easily generate a more comprehensive analysis of your spend on goods and services than is possible from your internal systems alone.

  • COLLABORATE

    Identify and analyze which suppliers and spend you have in common with other public sector bodies.

  • CONTRACT

    Analyze, track and manage maverick spend across the 500+ categories in which public sector organizations typically buy goods and services.

 
 

"The spend analysis was something that was sorely needed at Tampa. Spikes Cavell and the Observatory are going to help us streamline in a lot of areas."

Gregory Spearman - City of Tampa