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Whilst our buying power is impressive, it is the extensive in-house knowledge and expertise at Expense Reduction Analysts that delivers truly significant cost reductions for our clients. Many of our cost analysis experts contribute blog postings to this section. Here you can read articles focused on current and ongoing topics in expense management, get cost saving ideas and other advice on cost reduction and supplier management. Contact us directly for further information or discussion on any of the topics covered.

Friday, May 27, 2011 - 12:51 by Expense Reduction Analysts Corporate (EU)

In reviewing a few of my colleagues postings from around the world the following quote from an associate in the UK reminded me very quickly of the core value in developing a cost conscious culture.

"A pound of new sales generates a few pence of profit. A pound saved goes straight to...


Monday, February 14, 2011 - 01:00 by Expense Reduction Analysts Corporate (EU)

Here are 5 tips to help you think about reducing overhead expenses;

1. Get better data: There is a huge amount of data available inside a company to help make better buying decisions. Yet this data is often fragmented and hard to turn into useful information as it may be...


Tuesday, January 4, 2011 - 01:00 by Expense Reduction Analysts Corporate (EU)

The latest edition of the Purchasing  Manager’s Index once again shows  further price increases, especially in terms of  raw  materials.  Despite or  indeed  because of  the  natural and nuclear disaster, prices have risen.
 
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With more than 750 experts in more than 30 countries Expense Reduction Analysts is one of the world’s leading cost management consulting practice. We specialize in finding savings for organizations across the world through a proven cost management process. Since 1992, we have help thousands of organization improve their bottom line and free valuable budget to fund their development. Our clients include small and medium sized firms as well as not-for-profit and public sector organizations and global players such as VolksWagen, IKEA, or Ernst & Young.