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1、0EY Global CPO Survey:2025 Outlook2025 outlook EY Global CPO Survey1EY Global CPO Survey:2025 OutlookContentsEY Global CPO Survey:2025 Outlook12The Global CPO Survey:2025 OutlookProcurement:an untapped lever for competitive advantage3Chapter 1:CPOs are directing their strategies toward creating long
2、-term value Procurement strategy and operating model6Chapter 2:CPOs are investing in talent to drive efficiency and value within their organization capabilities,organization and talent11Chapter 3:CPOs look to AI and digital tools to unlock new competitive advantages experience,digitalization and AI1
3、4Chapter 4:CPOs are aligning procurement strategies with broader organizational sustainability targets sustainability and diversity18Call to action2EY Global CPO Survey:2025 OutlookIn the forthcoming sections,we will share deeper insights into the 2025 CPO agenda backed by data,knowledgeable comment
4、ary and analysis based on the inputs from client conversations and approximately 75 CPO survey respondents.The respondents encompassed a diverse range of companies from across the globe,various industries and revenues spanning from$500m to US$20 billion.The Global CPO Survey:2025 OutlookProcurement:
5、an untapped lever for competitive advantageIn the dynamic world of 2025,chief procurement officers(CPOs)are at the forefront of navigating a landscape marked by technological innovation,geopolitical shifts and rising environmental,social and governance(ESG)standards.The convergence of these factors
6、presents both challenges and opportunities,underscoring the growing importance of strategic third-party collaborations and cutting-edge procurement capabilities in a post-COVID-19 era.Across this landscape,we are forecasting that organizations will invest and transform the function to harness procur
7、ement as an untapped lever to impact top-line growth while creating margin expansion utilizing new digital capabilities,new organizational design and enhanced supplier oversight capabilities.EY Global CPO Survey:2025 OutlookPerspective from the EY Global Procurement Leadership teamLooking ahead in 2
8、025 and beyond,we foresee a marked rise in the reliance on CPOs by executive leadership to drive margin expansion in response to the external factors affecting supply costs.To navigate this landscape,procurement leaders will need to leverage advanced technologies and data-driven insights,not only op
9、timizing costs,but also fostering innovation,sustainability and resilience throughout the supply chain.The future of procurement hinges on its capacity to create value beyond traditional boundaries,empowering organizations to thrive in an increasingly complex and dynamic market environment.58%of glo
10、bal CPOs are prioritizing supplier relationships and performance management as an investment for future development as it has not been fully explored within organizations to command a strategic role in organizational success.80%of global CPOs surveyed plan on deploying generative artificial intellig
11、ence(GenAI)in some capacity over the next three years to accelerate what teams can deliver,with a near-term focus in spend analytics and insights along with enhanced contract management.Today,only 36%have GenAI deployed in a meaningful manner.64%of procurement organizations are aligned to activating
12、 organizational-wide targets(e.g.,sustainability goals,regulatory compliance,ethical sourcing)where leaders are actively integrating responsible procurement practices into their strategies.Chapter 13EY Global CPO Survey:2025 OutlookCPOs are directing their strategies toward creating long-term valuep
13、rocurement strategy and operating model4EY Global CPO Survey:2025 OutlookStrategy and operating modelInflation,trade politics and shifting market conditions are the most pressing concerns for procurement leaders,with rising costs and instability prompting a re-evaluation of procurement strategies.Th
14、is focus on adapting to economic pressures underscores the need for more focused sourcing strategies to withstand market volatilities.According to the EY 2025 Geostrategic Outlook,the transition from political leaders focusing on elections to governing will lead to significant changes in policies an
15、d regulations,affecting procurement strategies globally.The outlook highlights that policymakers are likely to double down on policies to help ensure economic competitiveness and sovereignty,expanding trade protectionism and industrial policies.This trend will impact procurement by diversifying supp
16、lier locations and potentially perpetuating inflationary pressures.Lastly,persistent geopolitical rivalries will complicate the global economy,creating competing standards and systems for cross-border business activities,influencing the markets from which organizations can source inputs and products
17、.Q.Rank the following market trends in terms of the level of impact they will have in defining your procurement strategy and operating model in the next year.Market trends:Rising inflation and challenging market conditionsEmphasis on supply chain risk management and resilienceRise in regulatory chan
18、ges and compliance requirementsIncreasing focus on sustainability and responsible sourcingAdoption of GenAI for automation of operationsShift toward localized supply chains and nearshoringGrowing importance of supplier diversity and inclusionExpansion of as-a-service and cloud-based procurement solu
19、tions111234323445552667778886AmericasEMEIAAsia-Pacific5EY Global CPO Survey:2025 OutlookStrategy and operating modelWe are finding consistency in the underpinning themes that will support 2025 CPO decisions in investments across their procurement operating models.The top three identified value drive
20、rs of value,savings,supplier performance and supplier resiliency around the globe remain consistent across region.These drivers lean toward a distinct value that the full potential of an external ecosystem can provide.By leveraging third parties more strategically,they can inform and help enable mor
21、e holistic benefits,addressing cost,cash,working capital and revenue generation opportunities.Relationships with suppliers and external partners can also unlock innovation,sustainability gains and efficiency ripe for investment and growth.Q.Rank the following value drivers in terms of how important
22、they are to your procurement strategy and operating model design in the next year.(1=most important)Value drivers:Value/savingsSupplier performanceSupplier resiliencyFinancial risk and controlsSpeed and experienceESG321456132456123645AmericasEMEIAAsia-PacificChapter 26EY Global CPO Survey:2025 Outlo
23、okCPOs are investing in talent to drive efficiency and value within their organizationCapabilities,organization and talent7EY Global CPO Survey:2025 Outlook8Operational procurement,i.e.,procure-to-pay(P2P)7Sustainable procurement practices6Contract lifecycle management5Risk and compliance management
24、4Digital procurement and advanced analytics3Supplier relationship management2Business partnering1Category management and strategic sourcingCapabilities,organization and talent1 How the future is shaped by an untethered workforce,.59%of procurement organizations plan to innovate through technologyEnh
25、ancing talent and skills within the procurement team is a priority identified by 84%of survey respondents to help ensure the function is generating long-term value for the business.However,CPOs are facing challenges in retaining,developing and attracting strong talent.Our recent EY 2024 Work Reimagi
26、ned Survey of global employees and employers across the globe have highlighted that workforce has evolved into one“with personalized experiences and expectations”with business success impacted by their ability to achieve a“talent advantage”across five key dimensions:talent health and flow;work techn
27、ology and GenAI;total rewards priorities;learning,skills and career pathways;and culture and workplaces.1 CPOs need to work with their talent leaders to establish that their strategies for procurement professionals consider these factors to nurture an impactful workforce.CPOs are focused on building
28、 category management,business partnering and supplier relationship management capabilities.These critical capabilities highlight the importance of human elements,both internally and externally,to better understand business,customer and supplier needs,elevating the strategic importance of talent mana
29、gement for the overall success of the function.These required strengths are not just typical procurement skills but also“soft skills,”such as negotiation,communication,teaming and collaboration skills.Q.Rank the following procurement capabilities in the order that you are prioritizing them for futur
30、e investment and development.(1=highest priority)Average distribution:8EY Global CPO Survey:2025 OutlookCapabilities,organization and talent86%of CPOs are prioritizing category management,strategic sourcing and business partnering capabilities Moving into long-term value creation,our analysis demons
31、trates a strong correlation between technology,talent and sustainability initiatives,suggesting a holistic approach by procurement to deliver greater value to the organization.Talent enhancement within procurement teams,selected as a top action in 84%of responses,aligns with this technological push,
32、clearly indicating that innovation is as reliant on human ability and knowledge as it is on new tools.Without a doubt,adaptability and agility are key to procurement organizations.A majority of CPOs are looking toward emerging capabilities,such as GenAI technologies,to automate and anticipate critic
33、al business needs to optimize processes holistically.GenAI is a high priority for APAC and holds significant importance for NAM and EMEA.The technologys potential to streamline operations and enhance decision-making is top of mind for executives globally.The varied ranking of GenAI across regions in
34、dicates a need to further explore the scalability and implementation of this emerging capability.Q.What actions does your procurement organization plan to take in the next year to ensure it is generating long-term value for the business?Please select all that apply.Note:Responses for“Other”included
35、maintaining a positive culture,nearshoring and risk monitoring.86%84%75%66%44%8%0%Innovating procurement processes through technology Enhancing talent and skills within the procurement teamImplementing sustainable procurement practicesExpanding category management to drive value in key areasInvestin
36、g in advanced data analyticsOtherDeveloping strategic partnerships9EY Global CPO Survey:2025 OutlookCapabilities,organization and talent80%of CPOs surveyed are planning to implement three major strategies to enhance procurement capabilities in the coming yearTop three strategies for CPOs:1.Process i
37、mprovements:CPOs need to develop processes that drive efficiencies,productivity gains,value creation and risk mitigation.Standardizing,streamlining and automating processes are critical to improve the experience of procurement professionals and internal and external partners,while enhancing the valu
38、e that these stakeholders can deliver.2.Professional training and development programs:Recognizing the importance of a skilled and knowledgeable workforce,CPOs are investing in comprehensive training initiatives to upskill their teams.These programs include the latest industry knowledge,process and
39、policy best practices,advanced analytics and financial modeling capabilities necessary to navigate the complexities of decision-making of modern procurement teams.3.Enhanced technology solutions and tools:The adoption of digital tools and data analytics platforms is critical to gain deeper insights
40、into business operations,improve decision-making and overall procurement performance.These three complimentary strategies are particularly important in the context of an evolving workforce environment.Q.How are you planning to enhance these procurement capabilities within your team over the next yea
41、r?Implementing internal process improvementsInvesting in professional training and development programsLeveraging new or enhanced technology solutions and toolsHiring new talent with specialized skillsEstablishing partnerships or collaborationsOutsourcing to specialized service providersRevising inc
42、entive and compensation structures%of respondents selected85%82%81%55%48%18%12%10EY Global CPO Survey:2025 OutlookCapabilities,organization and talentQ.What strategies or incentives do you plan to leverage to attract top procurement talent to your organization and ensure their retention over the nex
43、t year?70%59%56%55%51%22%7%Note:%indicates proportion of total respondents who plan to leverage that strategy or incentive over the next year.To attract and retain top talent,CPOs are implementing clear career development paths and promotion opportunities within their organizations a priority for 70
44、%of survey respondents.Organizations are leveraging rotational programs,horizontal promotions and more career development opportunities across the broader supply chain to help ensure that procurement professionals have a defined trajectory for growth and advancement.This is crucial for maintaining a
45、 motivated and engaged workforce,and delivering holistic value for the organization.Flexible work arrangements,competitive compensation packages and other benefits are also a priority for 50%of respondents.This diversity of approaches is aligned with the need for employers to offer a“more holistic a
46、nd personalized view of rewards programs”raised through the EY 2024 Work Reimagined Survey.1 The importance of a leading edge and a collaborative and strong culture were the dominant themes in the“Other”responses.Organizations need to evolve how they foster a cohesive culture in the context of their
47、 diverse workforce and hybrid working conditions.CPOs must focus on creating a“talent advantage”for their organization to help ensure they are attracting,developing and retaining high-quality procurement professionals in a constrained environment.1 How the future is shaped by an untethered workforce
48、,.Clear career development paths and promotion opportunitiesInvestment in professional education and training programsFlexibility in work arrangements,includes remote work optionsCompetitive compensation packages with performance bonusesProviding health,wellness and work-life benefitsRecognition pro
49、grams and non-monetary rewards such as additional vacation daysOtherChapter 311EY Global CPO Survey:2025 OutlookCPOs look to AI and digital tools to unlock new competitive advantagesExperience,digitalization and AI12EY Global CPO Survey:2025 OutlookExperience,digitalization and AIThe procurement fun
50、ction stands on the brink of a pivotal transformation to deliver competitive advantages to the business.Our data indicates an evolution in how technology helps enable procurement,with a differential focus in the next three years in areas such as advanced data analytics,robotic process automation(RPA
51、),machine learning(ML),AI,GenAI and user experience(UX),which is an increased focus for CPOs compared to three years ago.Traditionally,enterprise resource planning(ERP)systems and P2P solutions have been the bedrock of procurement operations.Their widespread deployment signals a maturity that paves
52、the way for next-generation technologies.The evolution toward more sophisticated tools hints at a shift in strategic focus,moving from established systems toward predictive analytics and decision-making engines.Percentage of respondents that have deployed the following technologies either in some ar
53、eas or at scale today vs.plan to over the next three years.Within this milieu,the AI trajectory is particularly striking.Today,a fringe segment of procurement functions dabble in AI or GenAI,illustrating early exploration stages.Only 20 respondents have AI or GenAI solutions deployed to some degree
54、currently;that number more than doubles in a threeyear outlook.The readiness for AI is tangible,with numerous organizations actively vetting or rolling out AI and GenAI tools for procurement processes.020406080100ERP systemsP2P solutionsAdvanced data analytics and visualizationRPAAI and MLGenAIUX an
55、d orchestration solutionsTodayWithin 3 years13EY Global CPO Survey:2025 OutlookExperience,digitalization and AI13The scope of AI is further delineated by the procurement capabilities companies aim to optimize.From the contract lifecycle to digital analytics,AI is seen as a catalyst for transformatio
56、n across various facets of procurement.This sentiment is reflected in the budget,where a sizable contingent signals 6%15%earmarked for technological advancement.Q.Please select all the procurement capabilities you aim to address with AI or GenAI.59%of respondents estimate 6%15%of their procurement b
57、udget going forward will be allocated specifically for investment in technologyAdvanced data analytics and UX solutions emerge as focal points for investment,mapped against procurements long-standing efficiency and agility goals.Advanced Data Analytics and Visualization are expected to see a substan
58、tial increase in deployment,with 40%of organizations planning to use them at scale and 42%in some areas.As companies investigate and assess technologies that seamlessly integrate through procurement operations,these tools stand out as forerunners of a new,more interconnected era.The data weaves a st
59、ory of a function in transition,ready to embrace a landscape where technology is not an adjunct but the crucible of strategic innovation.As organizations calibrate their sails toward this digital horizon,procurements competitive advantage is highlighted as a critical driver of enterprise agility and
60、 growth.19%17%15%13%11%11%9%6%Contract lifecycle managementDigital procurement and advanced analyticsRisk and compliance managementCategory management and strategic sourcingBusiness partneringOperational procurement(purchase to pay)Supplier relationship managementSustainable procurement practicesCha
61、pter 414EY Global CPO Survey:2025 OutlookCPOs are aligning procurement strategies with broader organizational sustainability targetsSustainability and diversity15EY Global CPO Survey:2025 OutlookSustainability and diversity30%59%We continue to see a growing importance in sustainable procurement and
62、sourcing,with 42%of respondents selecting Sustainability and Diversity as one of their top three concerns for next years procurement strategy.This reflects an increasing commitment to integrating sustainability into procurement practices,even amidst challenges such as inflation,market conditions,sup
63、ply chain risk and regulatory changes.In the short term,CPOs are still primarily focused on traditional metrics such as value and savings,supplier resiliency and supplier performance.With respect to the long-term vision,there is a shift toward sustainability.Seventy-five percent(75%)of CPOs plan to
64、adopt sustainable procurement practices in the next year to drive long-term business value.By exploring how CPOs will achieve their objectives with investments,we see that:Regarding budget allocation for sustainability within procurement,51%of respondents believe their organizations allocate suffici
65、ent funds to make a significant impact on sustainability goals.However,73%report that less than 5%of the procurement budget is specifically dedicated to sustainability initiatives that exceed basic compliance requirements.This highlights the need for careful consideration of how sustainability funds
66、 are allocated to help ensure they effectively support the organizations sustainability objectives.of all CPOs have ranked category management and strategic sourcing as key investment areas before stand-alone sustainability initiatives.These results confirm that while sustainability is integrated in
67、to category management and strategic sourcing,it is prioritized after cost management and supply chain resilience.Manufacturing industries have prioritized sustainable procurement 30%more than service-oriented industries.This highlights a stronger commitment within manufacturing to integrate sustain
68、ability into their procurement practices,reflecting the sectors focus on long-term environmental impact and regulatory compliance.16EY Global CPO Survey:2025 OutlookSustainability and diversity91%of CPOs have aligned their procurement strategies with wider organizational sustainability targetsOut of
69、 a number of key sustainability issues,decarbonization remains as a focus area for 84%of respondents.This is followed by energy management and supplier diversity and inclusion(respectively,47%and 36%).Energy management,closely tied to greenhouse gas reduction,complements the primary focus on carbon
70、emission reduction.When assessing procurements activation of organizational sustainability strategies,a vast majority(91%)have already aligned their procurement strategies with wider organizational sustainability targets.However,in 30%of those cases,procurement runs stand-alone sustainability initia
71、tives,not linked to organization-wide goals.This gap indicates the need to realign goals to maximize value.If corporations can align their sustainability goals alongside procurement,it allows for them to address complex issues while maintaining efficiency.Q.Select the three primary areas of focus fo
72、r sustainability initiatives within your procurement organization.The percentage(%)indicates the proportion of respondents who chose that item as a top three focus area.84%47%36%30%27%22%18%16%15%5%0%10%20%30%40%50%60%70%80%90%CarbonemissionsreductionEnergymanagementSupplierdiversity andinclusionWor
73、ker welfareandemploymentqualityWaste andend-of-lifemanagementWatermanagementFair trade andfair payImpact oncommunitiesResource andbiodiversityconservationAir pollutionmitigation%of total respondents17EY Global CPO Survey:2025 OutlookSustainability and diversityOrganization actions on supplier divers
74、ity and inclusion vary significantly across geographical locations and sectors,77%of CPOs with headquarters in the Americas report having a supplier diversity and inclusion program,which is significantly higher compared to Asia-Pacific and EMEIA(33%and 26%,respectively).This regional concentration i
75、s likely attributed to the historic roots of supplier diversity in the US,a longstanding practice born out of the Civil Rights Movement.Its important to note this study did not delve into supplier diversity characteristic definitions,which vary significantly globally.Although resource and biodiversi
76、ty conservation ranks second to last across industries,its a key priority in the consumer and retail sector,as 78%of respondents who selected it as a focus area are from consumer and retail.It has emerged as an important sustainability topic for the sector,with procurement teams gaining more experie
77、nce due to the sectors direct reliance on natural ecosystems and agricultural goods,as well as its responsiveness to key regulatory triggers like the EU Deforestation Regulation(EUDR).78%of respondent organizations with a formal supplier diversity program are based in the Americas18EY Global CPO Sur
78、vey:2025 OutlookCall to action1Get ahead of the market Utilize AI-enabled category management and strategic sourcing to adapt quickly,assess total cost of ownership and identify value creation opportunities your third-party spend can deliver.Harness the power of AI and orchestration Dont hesitate to
79、 implement AI,analytics and UX solutions within your function.Automation will drive speed to value,efficiencies and rapid response to market changes.Invest in talent development Foster talent,skills and career growth through professional learnings,rotational programs and new incentives to empower in
80、dividuals to reach their full potential.Commit to long-term sustainability Align procurement sustainability initiatives with organizational prioritized goals to maximize impact and value.Business partnering Create trusted,mutually beneficial and strategic partnerships oriented to your stakeholders t
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