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The Follow-Up Post To The Angry Poll: Getting Beyond The Echo Chamber
August 24, 2025
What is the ProcureTech Echo Chamber?
The Hansen Fit Score Through The Eyes Of The IT Department And Why MSP Matters To Procurement
August 2, 2025
Why should an article on poor MSP performance get the attention of CIOs, CFOs, and CPOs equally?
The Procurement Industry’s View Of The CIOs “New Role.”
August 1, 2025
Based on the graph in this article, in what ways do CIOs need to allocate their time and resources better?
2011 To 2025: The Evolution Of How The C-Suite And Boardroom Views Procurement
January 3, 2025
How has the C-Suite and the Boardroom's view of procurement evolved since 2011?
Gartner’s Collaborative Leadership Sets Top Execs Apart Article Fires On All Cylinders, But . . .
November 28, 2023
In Gartner’s latest article, they hit on all the right points, providing great insights into the importance of collaborative leadership and how it makes all the difference in the world during these uncertain and volatile times. Covering topics like growth, technology, and talent makes it a must-read. I especially liked the BNY Mellon Becomes Data-Driven […]
Is CFO hesitation the biggest obstacle to companies adopting AI
July 29, 2023
Is AI reluctance based on position or age?
The SciQuest SLAPP: The Howard Post Continued by Jon Hansen
August 25, 2015
Before I delve into the remaining points of SciQuest’s contention with my August 3rd post Assessing former CFO Rudy Howard’s departure: Is SciQuest’s Wiehe looking for true leaders or puppets?, I want to let you know that we are still in the process of trying to upload the entire 26 page document. As promised, and as […]
Never Mind Being A CFO, CIO or for that matter CPO, 2015 is the Year of the RMO by Jon Hansen
January 20, 2015
I just read an article by Andy Akrouche in which he made reference to my interview with Pete Wharton, IBM’s Commerce Solutions Product Marketing Leader. You can read about my interview in its entirety in my December 13th post titled IBM’s plans to corner or corral the cloud – it’s all a matter of governance. During […]
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Making the Short List: Are the Magic Quadrant “Leaders” Really Leaders?
January 31, 2026
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Why did 20 years of Magic Quadrants, Forrester Waves, and SolutionMaps fail to move the 50-80% implementation failure rate?