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Procurement decisions don’t fail inside procurement. They fail when real-world conditions hit them. That’s what we assess.
Analysts Gone Wild: Why October’s Enterprise Software Stories Prove Nothing Has Changed Since 2008
October 27, 2025
Why is an ERP by any other name, still an ERP?
Posted in: Commentary
“The SIG Saturday Sweep: Three Stories, Three Phases, One Pattern”
October 25, 2025
What does Coca-Cola Consolidated, Wayne State, and White Cap Teach Us About Why Procurement Transformations Succeeds or Fails?
Posted in: Commentary
From Moxie to Market Reality: How a 14-Year-Old Coupa Archive and Conversational AI Revealed the Pattern Capital Markets Just Mandated
October 24, 2025
What does working at the speed of trust look like?
Posted in: Commentary
Sol Rashidi’s Executive AI Compass Exposes The Missing Layer: Why AI Architecture Fails Without Indigenous Expertise
October 24, 2025
What if the problem isn't your AI architecture—but that we're forgetting about the humans who operate it?
Posted in: Commentary
The Amen Hallucination: Why I Don’t Trust AI Outputs (and Why You Shouldn’t Either)
October 24, 2025
Are You Working At The Speed of Trust?
Posted in: Commentary
In the AI Era We Should All Be “Working At The Speed Of Trust!”
October 23, 2025
Are you "working at the speed of trust?" If not, why?
Posted in: Commentary
When the Hype Collapses: What Linus Torvalds and the Capital Markets Just Told Procurement
October 23, 2025
What is ProcureTech's AI Wake-Up Call?
Posted in: Commentary
The Capital Markets Just Mandated Your AI Strategy: Why Alignment is Now a Prerequisite
October 22, 2025
The market has moved on from technology for its own sake. Here is why alignment is the new ROI.
Posted in: Commentary
Why AI Will Soon Make the Tech-First Implementation Model Obsolete
October 22, 2025
Why is it important to remember SAP JAM?
Posted in: Commentary
Procurement Insights 
Alignment Before Automation: Why AI Fails — and the Sequence That Delivers ROI
October 27, 2025
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If AI works so well, why do 80% of implementations still fail?