Want to speak to a
representative?
Corporate Procurement Departments
Procurement departments at small-to-medium businesses (SMBs) all the way up to Fortune 500 companies use ProcurementIQ to make smarter purchasing decisions, get up to speed quickly on hundreds of categories and engage with internal and external stakeholders.
A corporate membership provides access to our full category library for everyone in your department. We also provide custom research services and have an RFP Builder to simplify your RFP process.
Public Procurement
Public procurement officials use market intelligence throughout each step of the acquisition process to comply with transparency and diversity regulations, save time on research and support purchasing decisions, ultimately resulting in cost-effective and high-quality purchases.
Our reports follow NAICS and UNSPSC coding to ensure ease-of-use.
Contact us if you need our Capability Statement.
Supply Chain Management, Logistics and Entrepreneurial Programs
By providing ProcurementIQ’s trusted market intelligence, academic institutions are giving students access to cutting-edge information that will help them during and after their academic journey.
A key feature that schools love is that our research addresses each of Porter’s Five Forces. It’s also an easy-to-use resource with a low learning curve for students, faculty and resource librarians.
Ready to talk to us about a subscription so you can access our library of 1,000+ market intelligence reports?
Recent Articles
How the Longest Shutdown in US History has Shaken Business Confidence
A shutdown lasting over a month is worrisome, according to economists. This past shutdown lasted 35 days, which is the longest in US history. How does an impasse like this affect businesses and supply chains?
ProcurementIQ Macroeconomic Update Q2 2019
Each quarter, ProcurementIQ prepares an update that identifies the most significant recent macroeconomic trends affecting procurement professionals. ProcurementIQ's updates are intended to help these professionals better understand the broader purchasing environment and make strategic buying decisions. Q2 2019 focuses on commodity prices, trade and interest rates.
Webinar: 3 Major Procurement Trends 2019
In 2018, we heard a LOT about tariffs, the blockchain, Brexit, trade wars with China, natural disasters and labor shortages. As we look ahead to 2019, there’s a good chance we’ll continue to hear about those topics. How can you be proactive and tackle these issues head-on? What will really matter to your stakeholders and your supply chain in the coming year?