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Is IBM’s 2025 Acquisition Of Cognitus A Replay Of The Failed 2007 Microsoft And SAP “DUET” (aka The Mendocino Project)?
October 17, 2025
Is IBM's acquisition of Cognitus DUET 2.0 with better branding?
Fifteen Years Later: The 2010 Roundtable That Predicted Procurement’s Future
October 16, 2025
Fifteen years on, are we finally ready to admit that technology fails when relationships and readiness fail?
AI Rollout Frameworks Miss the Critical First Step: Readiness Assessment
October 12, 2025
"We know we need AI, but where do we start?" — Every VP at DPW Amsterdam
Hansen Fit Score Case Study: Optimal Ecosystem Configuration for Pharmaceutical Procurement
October 10, 2025
Why 80% of pharma procurement transformations fail and the ecosystem configuration that doubles success probability. HFS framework case study with data.
Behind the curtain of the DPW car show post (the working mechanics)
October 9, 2025
How to translate ProcureTech AI theory into real-world, working mechanics.
DPW Showcases the Body — IBM and Anthropic Just Introduced the Engine
October 9, 2025
Innovation looks exciting from the showroom floor, but without governance, interoperability, and readiness, procurement doesn’t move.
Coupa Acquisition Of Scoutbee And What It Means To TealBook And The Market In General
October 8, 2025
A deeper assessment of the Coupa acquisition of Scoutbee - what does it reveal and why?
Deloitte just proved why the current tech-first approach to ProcureTech AI selection and implementation will continue to fail for most organizations
October 7, 2025
How a Deloitte $440K report demonstrates why most tech-led ProcureTech AI initiatives will fail.
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THE ROGERS GAP: Why Digital Transformation Theory Fails Without Operational Readiness
October 20, 2025
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Why do 80% of digital transformations fail even with perfect strategy—and how do you become part of the 20% that succeed.?