Indirect procurement operates in a complex environment. Multiple systems, regions, and categories come together at the point of execution in large, globally operating organizations.
In this websession, Röhm GmbH shares how indirect procurement complexity is handled in practice: what to execute, what to keep flexible, and what not to standardize at all. Moderated by James Meads, the session offers an honest discussion of real trade-offs – from supplier readiness and integration effort to services, products, and global ERP realities beyond SAP Ariba.
This is not a product demo, but a candid conversation about execution under constraints and why indirect procurement remains messy in 2026.
What you’ll take away:
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Why indirect procurement remains complex in large enterprises – and why that’s not a failure.
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Where classic catalog and SRM models reach their limits in real operations.
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How Röhm made conscious decisions on what to standardize – and what not to.
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What execution really requires: suppliers, integration effort, and services beyond catalogs.
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Which practices travel across regions – and which don’t.
Who should attend:
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CPOs and senior procurement leaders
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Procurement transformation & digitalization teams
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Organizations dealing with carve-outs, legacy structures, or global ERP landscapes
If you are navigating complexity rather than trying to erase it, this session is for you.
The websession will be held in English.
Once you’ve registered, we’ll send you a calendar invite within 1–2 business days. The websession will take place on ClickMeeting.
Should you have any questions, I’m happy to help.

Annika Schöbe
Head of Marketing & Communications
marketing@crowdfox.com