Browsing All posts tagged under »C-suite«

When it comes to Procuretech, or for that matter IT in general, what you don’t see can and will negatively impact initiative success

September 9, 2025

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Can you have ProcureTech success without technology or CIO involvement?

The Procurement Industry’s View Of The CIOs “New Role.”

August 1, 2025

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Based on the graph in this article, in what ways do CIOs need to allocate their time and resources better?

To Achieve ProcureTech Success Do You Know Where To TAP?

June 4, 2025

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What are the differences in an organization between those who decide on a ProcureTech solution, and those who make it work?

How to get the C-Suite to see procurement as a strategic lever versus a cost-savings function

February 27, 2025

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How does the C-Suite view procurement?

C-Suite executives are concerned about the AI Black Box issue – Why not eliminate the Black Box and keep the AI?

February 26, 2025

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How can you eliminate the Black Box but keep the AI?

2011 To 2025: The Evolution Of How The C-Suite And Boardroom Views Procurement

January 3, 2025

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How has the C-Suite and the Boardroom's view of procurement evolved since 2011?

Buyer to C-Suite Story of the Month: Meet Harris Teeter’s Xavier Hare

April 12, 2024

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What is the best way to go from buyer to C-Suite?

What does the C-Suite think about procurement? Are we still living in a van down by the river?

January 6, 2024

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What "other things" will the acceptance of procurement as a strategic partner lead to?

“Enough with having a seat at the table talk?”

November 11, 2022

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Here are my thoughts regarding a great post by Steve Walton - what do you think?

New industry study reports a significant reduction in intended spend on Procure-to-Pay Platforms by Jon Hansen

October 7, 2014

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You ever notice that with a satellite dish, there are always sporting events going on somewhere around the world on a 24/7 basis.  From football – both the North American and world versions – to cricket, hockey and even outrunning boulders down steep inclines (although I am not sure if the latter counts as being […]