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Supplier Intake - Become a Supplier

Quick first-touch application (no uploads, ~2-3 minutes) for peptide supply and manufacturing partners who want to become a RampRate supplier. Suppliers we want to pursue get a longer due-diligence follow-up.

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Client Intake - BioChain Sourcing Application

Client intake for clinics and healthcare organizations seeking a BioChain Sourcing audit for peptides, exosomes, stem cells, and NAD+.

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Sourcing - Enterprise IT Advisory

Enterprise IT advisory - data center, cloud, telecom, and network infrastructure sourcing, supplier negotiation, and SPY Index benchmarking.

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BioChain Sourcing - Verified Biologics Procurement

RampRate's BioChain practice: verified sourcing for peptides, exosomes, stem cells, and regenerative biologics. 24 years of procurement intelligence applied to the healing economy.

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Service Provider Intelligence Index (SPY Index)

The first platform for IT sourcing decisions & planning. Supplier-neutral analysis across 350+ suppliers, 80 countries, 315 variables. 99%+ deal success rate. 23.8% average savings.

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RampRate is B Certified Corp! The accolade is a clear sign our business is on the right track

RampRate is a B Certified Corporation. B Corp Certification is a recognition of the arduous work we’ve been doing to create a better world as one of the top consulting, sourcing, and advising firms in the world. It took us three years to cross the finish line, yet here we are. Over 100,000 companies have… Read More »RampRate is B Certified Corp! The accolade is a clear sign our business is on the right track

December 22, 2022

Blogtelecom

It’s time to Uber and Airbnb the telecommunications industry

Uber and Airbnb transformed their industries by decentralizing old systems — and now it’s telecom’s turn. By Tony Greenberg This article appears in SiliconANGLE Verizon, can you hear me now? I am sounding a call to arms to shake up, break up and decentralize your old industry. I’m not alone. I’m joined by hordes of telecom… Read More »It’s time to Uber and Airbnb the telecommunications industry

May 10, 2022

BlogBlockChain

The Right Numbers: Supplier Fit, Gross National Happiness, and Blockchain

The world is in the midst of a statistical revolution. Everything from professional sports to advertising to education to technology performance to climate can be measured and quantified with more precision than ever before. Statisticians and big data analysts are in demand and finally being..

December 5, 2018

BlogCloud Optimization & Migration

The right tools to make the right decisions Part 2

Are You Going to Be All Talk or All Action? ..Getting the Most out of Your Existing Cloud But supposing you’re one of the many that has made the leap and deployed some apps in the cloud. How will your organization continue to extract efficiencies for the long haul? It’s not just an arbitrage of …

December 27, 2016

BlogMenagerie

Human Operating System

The 5 Disciplines – Compute & The Human Operating System circa 2020 Human Operating System – We’re making everything smarter – from our data centers to our watches. But this wonderful technology is and misused in myriads of unpredictable ways. On the one end of the spectrum, there are CIOs with access to the type… Read More »Human Operating System

December 13, 2015

BlogIaaS

DCD As-a-Service 6 Questions to the Plenary Panel

How can hosting, colocation and cloud managed services providers position themselves to best enable digital enterprise transformation? DCD As-a-Service 6 Questions 1. For a while the idea of a hosting provider as a strategic partner seemed dead. Differentiated providers in co-lo had trouble retaining their margins, half the cloud market indexed Amazon’s rates, and the… Read More »DCD As-a-Service 6 Questions to the Plenary Panel

October 26, 2015

BlogRisk Management

Deadline for Russia's Data Localization Law

Russian Data Center & Cloud Market Update – Addressing Russia’s Data Sovereignty Laws ARE YOU IN COMPLIANCE WITH GLOBAL DATA SOVEREIGNTY LAWS? RUSSIA, TURKEY & OTHERS? If you’re providing services to people in Russia, store some personal data, and are not an airline, you have until September 1, 2015 to move that data to a… Read More »Deadline for Russia’s Data Localization Law

August 25, 2015

BlogITBM

Infrastructure Optimization: ITBM’s Last Mile

An ITBM Primer Infrastructure Optimization According to ITBM leader Apptio: “Modern IT leaders use facts to collaborate on the tradeoffs needed to maximize business value. Cost-only conversations become a thing of the past.” Modern IT leaders: Manage CapEx/OpEx, Fixed/Variable, CtB/RtB, Direct/Indirect Manage cost and variance for Plan/Build and Run activities Manage IT internally with these… Read More »Infrastructure Optimization: ITBM’s Last Mile

August 3, 2015

BlogIT Infrastructure

Making IT Fit Like a Good Shoe, or, 10 Years Later, and RampRate Has a Long Way to Go!

IT services Re-posted from the Year 2000 “Money is the opposite of the weather. Nobody talks about it, but everybody does something about it.” – Rebecca Johnson In 1996, I recognized a problem in the way IT services were bought and sold. The sales process wasn’t set up to solve a customer’s problems. Instead, it… Read More »Making IT Fit Like a Good Shoe, or, 10 Years Later, and RampRate Has a Long Way to Go!

October 25, 2014

BlogCloud Optimization & Migration

The Keys to Making Smart Decisions About Migrating Applications to the Cloud

Migrating Applications to the Cloud You want to migrate legacy applications to the cloud, right? To meet the needs of your enterprise, it’s become an imperative. It might sound simple, but you’ve discovered it’s not. Let’s take a look at the keys you need to consider before you pull the trigger. If only application migration… Read More »The Keys to Making Smart Decisions About Migrating Applications to the Cloud

September 29, 2014

BlogStrategic Sourcing

Future of IT Sourcing Negotiations

IT Sourcing By Alex Veytsel – One of the panels I most regret missing at Data Center Dynamics annual London show last week, where our CEO spoke was a discussion of the future of data centers in 10-20 years. Fortunately I got to participate in the prep session for it in the speaker’s lounge, where brilliant folks… Read More »Future of IT Sourcing Negotiations

November 27, 2012

BlogCloud Optimization & Migration

Key Cloud Migration Decisions

Key Cloud Migration Decisions Most legacy applications have implicit assumptions about operating systems, hardware, geography, latency, throughput, scalability, governance, access rights, monitoring and other aspects that must be carefully addressed before deploying to the public cloud. by Alex Veytsel, Steve Lerner and Tony Greenberg as published by Microsoft TechNet When faced with the many opportunities… Read More »Key Cloud Migration Decisions

August 18, 2011

BlogThe Internet

Google Wrecks the CDN Market

Google Wrecks the CDN Market Last week Google formally launched its Page Speed Service, the latest in a long line of Content Delivery Network (CDN) services from dozens of suppliers from big and small to hit the market over the last 15 years. In the case of Google though, I see a few novel changes… Read More »Google Wrecks the CDN Market

August 10, 2011

BlogSourcing

2011 Through The Eyes of A Sourcing Advisor

Sourcing Advisor 2011 was a very busy year for us at RampRate. I’ve spent nearly 20 years, on many sides, of the technology business and I enjoy reflecting across large swaths of time to see if there are patterns, lessons, and advice, so let’s see what we get from 2011. Cloud Computing Won’t Whisk Us… Read More »2011 Through The Eyes of A Sourcing Advisor

January 2, 2011

BlogThe Internet

Break Out the Buggy Whips. Is Now the Tipping Point for Streaming Video?

Buggy Whip Business Who’s in the buggy whip business in technology these days? By that, I mean, what companies are about to become obsolete thanks to major shifts in media delivery and consumption caused by the rise, the serious rise, of streaming? More than a dozen years after the launch of the Streaming Media conference,… Read More »Break Out the Buggy Whips. Is Now the Tipping Point for Streaming Video?

November 17, 2010

Risk Management

BlogRisk Management

IT Outsourcing Risk – Consequential Damages

IT Outsourcing Risk In fairness to sellers of IT services, large buyers are not averse to a few power plays of their own and sometimes steamroll smaller or independent providers with onerous contract clauses. One of the most costly (if rare) provisions in relationships where the balance is tipped to the buyer is consequential damages… Read More »IT Outsourcing Risk – Consequential Damages

February 25, 2010

BlogRisk Management

Managed Services supplier Playbook – Currency Risk

Managed Services Supplier Playbook: Why IT Buyers Should Worry at Budget Time One of the newer trends that came about as the dollar has weakened in the last few years is the prevalence of currency adjustment clauses in contracts with a remote / offshore component. These are typically buried in some appendix along with CPI… Read More »Managed Services supplier Playbook – Currency Risk

February 19, 2010