Sourcing Strategy

We deliver results in a pragmatic and effective manner.

Why

Markets and technology are changing and evolving every day. To make sure your IT keeps supporting the business process, a thorough sourcing strategy is essential. It ensures you to align IT services and products with the business strategy and its future evolution.

How

Generating an IT sourcing strategy involves identifying the specific needs of the organization and determining the most appropriate way to meet those needs. This process typically includes the following activities:

  • Requirements assessment: Analysing the organization’s current and future IT needs to support the business processes. This includes the type of technology required, the desired functionality and features, and any other relevant considerations.
  • Identifying potential sourcing options: Considering a range of sourcing options, such as purchasing technology in-house, outsourcing to a third-party supplier, or using a combination of both.
  • Evaluating potential sourcing options: An overview of the pros and cons of each option and determine which one is the most appropriate for the organization. Factors to consider may include cost, flexibility, scalability, and the level of control desired.
  • Developing a sourcing plan: Creating a detailed plan outlining the steps required to implement the chosen sourcing option, including any necessary negotiations or contracts.
  • Implementing the sourcing plan: Executing the plan and transitioning to the chosen sourcing option. This may involve establishing new contracts, transitioning to new suppliers, or making other necessary changes.
  • Monitoring and reviewing the sourcing strategy: Regularly reviewing the effectiveness of the chosen sourcing option and making any necessary adjustments to ensure that it continues to meet the organization’s needs.

Result

A successful sourcing strategy provides clear objectives for current and future IT developments to ensure they continue to contribute to business processes. It outlines the areas in which to invest, establishes minimum requirements for architecture, security, and compliance, and determines the lifespan of IT services and products.

References

Words from our clients: hear what others have to say about our services

Do you have a question or want to meet?

Digitale soevereiniteit: een politieke én technologische uitdaging

Digital sovereignty: a political and technological challenge

De overheid staat voor een cruciale opgave: het waarborgen van digitale soevereiniteit. Het gebruik van cloud, AI waar globale leveranciers domineren, is grip op data, infrastructuur, processen en wetgeving een cruciaal onderdeel van continuïteit geworden. De politiek...

Read Blog

AI is changing the playing field of IT management 

Where traditional tools were primarily reactive, we are now seeing a shift toward proactive and even autonomous management processes. AI-driven monitoring, predictive analytics, and self-healing systems ensure fewer incidents, faster root-cause analyses, and higher service quality.

Read Blog

Get in contact

Reach out to us for any questions

Noordeindseweg 88, 2651CX Berkel en Rodenrijs

010 - 203 66 40