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Browsing All Posts published on »July, 2023«
Procurement chasing savings be like . . .
July 29, 2023
What are really procurement's top priorities in 2023?
Is CFO hesitation the biggest obstacle to companies adopting AI
July 29, 2023
Is AI reluctance based on position or age?
How (OR) Will AI replace most procurement jobs?
July 27, 2023
Regarding AI in procurement, which one of the following quotes best describes your sentiments?
Taking an Autodesk 1982 approach to developing and hiring procurement talent in 2023
July 24, 2023
When should the hiring process for procurement talent begin - Autodesk has the answer!
In what way or ways is achieving a zero carbon footprint a Pyrrhic victory? In what way or ways do the costs of going green outweigh the benefits? What if we are wrong?
July 15, 2023
Do the costs of Zero Carbon outweigh the benefits?
Is A “Thumbs Up” as good as an eSignature – One Canadian Judge Thinks So
July 8, 2023
Is a thumbs up emoji as good as an eSignature?
What was the worst procurement advice you ever received?
July 1, 2023
What is procurement's version of baking bread on asbestos?
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AMAZON: Is this the future of procurement?
July 31, 2023
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As a procurement professional, why would or wouldn't you use Amazon to procure high-volume, low-dollar products?