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Welcome to our World |
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Burger Consulting, established in 2004, is a privately held consulting company with its head office in Allschwil, Switzerland. A premier provider of business services and expertise to more than 30 mid-sized and large companies in the healthcare and pharmaceutical industries in Europe and the Middle East. Through our growing network of Partners we are able to offer IT-solutions of a high standard to SME's, Government Institutions and multi-national companies worldwide. Burger Consulting provides technical consulting services on a project basis or on a contract basis to augment internal IT staff. Our consultants are experienced in project management, business analysis and software development in procurement, eSourcing, supplier qualification and contract management. |
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Supplier Management |
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Supplier Data Management and Supplier Onboarding:
Your suppliers need to be informed - well in advance! Ensuring the accuracy and completeness of supplier data available in the eSourcing application will also save you time and resources when these are required elsewhere. For further information about how we can assist you, please visit our SRM World. |
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eLearning for eSourcing |
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eLearning is a an industry that has grown over the last few years and one that will continue to grow for the next number of years. Many companies are trying to minimize costs, reduce resources and achieve savings - in some cases in the wrong place. In such an environment it becomes ever more important for employees to have the skills to be efficient and productive in their positions. |
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Why you need a Procurement Strategy |
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Improving competitiveness is the best reason to adapt a procurement strategy, but that does not mean the processes will be more effective or cost less. A procurement strategy, including eSourcing, Purchasing and Supplier Management will enable procurement professionals to focus on their work, align their processes with the organisational goals and deliver savings. Automating procurement processes does not necessarily make them more efficient, but automation does speed up the process. Having a procurement strategy will not automatically suggest better products or prevent rogue spending, but it will provide a framework for the procurement professionals in your organisation to work in. It will provide a basis for decision making and it will provide higher quality of data. |
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