This document discusses how Eaton can become a more attractive customer to suppliers. It notes that Eaton currently has over 12,000 unique suppliers in Europe. It outlines criteria that smart suppliers look for in customers, such as access to innovation, best total costs, and perfect quality and service. The document suggests Eaton work to establish formal strategic procurement and share data, communication channels, and process improvements with suppliers in order to maximize attractiveness and mutual benefit.
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Stephane Guelat, Head of Strategic Procurement at Eaton Corporation - Developing attractivity to become a customer of choice
1. Stéphane GUELAT
Head of Strategic Procurement EMEA
DEVELOPING ATTRACTIVITY
TO BECOME A CUSTOMER OF CHOICE
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We know that continued change and agility will be key to continuing to compete successfully. We begin Eaton’s “second century” as a fully transformed company. Being today a global power management company, Eaton works with suppliers who deliver the best quality, value and service at the most competitive cost.
Our strategic suppliers are innovative and dedicated to driving continuous improvement in their operations. Together we address all aspects of cost reduction, waste elimination and efficiency improvement in a dynamic global environment.
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