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A West Virginia woman reminds me that not everything can be calculated or measured on a balance sheet . . .
October 18, 2011
As a writer who has penned 3 books and fast approaching 2,000 articles and white papers since beginning my “new career” in earnest just a little more than 4 years ago, one ultimately hopes that their writing will resonate with at least one person out there in the vastness that is the virtual realms of […]
Happy Thanksgiving to my fellow Canucks . . .
October 10, 2011
To all of my readers North of the 49th Parallel . . . A Very Happy Thanksgiving! And another example as to why football and turkey make such a great combo . . . Congratulations to Anthony Calvillo on becoming the all-time passing record holder in professional football during this afternoon’s game! 30
Whether created artificially or reflective of a very real and serious issue, pharmaceutical supply chain problems can have deadly consequences for patients
October 7, 2011
“[Patients] don’t know if they will be able to receive their treatment on time. If they are switched to another regimen, they will always wonder if they got the best treatment and therefore the best chances at survival,” she wrote in an e-mail. from the August 18th, 2011 Globe & Mail article “Health Canada warns […]
Procurement Insights Exclusive: Taking An Advanced Look at the New Book by Source One’s Dorn and Payne
October 6, 2011
A funny thing about momentum . . . it has a kind of unique way of feeding off of itself to the point of gaining a critical mass that affords one with opportunities they might not normally have had. From exclusive interviews with senior executives to breaking news tips, having the real inside track on […]
Gartner’s Take on Cloud Contracting (Part 1, and probably the last in this series): All Roads Lead Back To Larry!
September 30, 2011
You know you live long enough on the earth you start to develop an instinct, a sense when something isn’t quite right. It’s similar to that carton of milk in your fridge where you are around or perhaps a day after the expiration date. The milk doesn’t smell bad, it just has a whiff of […]
eWorld Keynote delivered to 400 by remote Internet feed a hit with the audience
September 30, 2011
One thing is for certain, the dynamics of conferences have been unalterably changed with the advent of the Internet and more specifically the emergence of social media tools that enable you to connect anywhere in the world, at any time and in a manner that is both engaging and effective. Nowhere was this capability better […]
Procurement Insights 
The Greening of Procurement: 5-Part Series discusses how sustainability focus is influencing our buying decisions
October 31, 2011
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Like pulling out the old tuxedo for a wedding or high school reunion, last week’s post (October 26th, Procurement Insights) on Rosslyn Analytic’s collaborative launch of a spend intelligence app focused on quantifying the environmental impact of business activities, brought to mind a white paper I had written in 2008 on the Greening of Procurement. […]