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Are You Overpaying for Your Outsourced Parts?

Quickly Identify and Prioritize Overpriced Parts with the Greatest Potential for Savings

With few sourcing personnel and grueling deadline pressures, it is difficult for companies to know if they are paying the best possible price on every one of their outsourced parts.

This whitepaper explains how a product cost management platform that generates detailed "should-cost" estimates and determines the most-efficient manufacturing process to produce a part can help you:

Identify overpriced parts
Negotiate optimal pricing
Validate supplier quotes
Achieve cost-reduction goal

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