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March Break (Radio) Madness? by Jon Hansen
March 3, 2014
Okay, right off the bat I am going to acknowledge the fact that the NCAA March Madness event is hands down the big news this month. And yes, I do usually watch the games into the wee hours of the night, strategically flipping between different channels so has not to miss any of the action. […]
Measuring Klout in the purchasing world paints a revealing picture as to who the real market influencers are . . .
October 27, 2011
According to a recent Wall Street Journal video on Klout, an application they referred to as being the most effective means by which to quantify one’s true reach and influence in the world of social media and social networking, yours truly appears to have garnered a solid score, surpassing industry traditionalists such as Jason Busch and […]
A Sycophants Waltz? Why One Can’t Get a Straight Answer from Jason Busch?
May 21, 2010
I must admit that I was surprised by the kerfuffle surrounding my suggestion that Jason Busch might on perhaps one or two points of opinion surrounding topics such as spend intelligence be out of touch. Wait for it . . . did the world just stop rotating on its axis? If you recall from a […]
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Procurement Insights 
What If?
July 13, 2017
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Inspired by The Economist’s annual “What If” essays, I thought that it might be fun to apply the same question to our procurement world. For example, “What If” Rob Bernshteyn had been CEO of Perfect Commerce instead of Coupa? “What If” IBM never purchased Emptoris? Here’s one, “What If” Andrew Bartolini had continued to be […]