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When a Five-Time CPO Reviews Your Methodology
December 3, 2025
The best feedback doesn't come from analysts. It comes from practitioners who've lived what you're trying to measure.
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
Can you have ProcureTech success without technology or CIO involvement?
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?
At Who Should We Point The Finger Regarding ProcureTech Implementation Success Or Failure?
June 6, 2025
Which of these groups are most responsible for ProcurTech implementation success (or failure)?
Who Is Better Positioned To Advise The Procurement Industry And Practitioners?
May 11, 2025
As a procurement leader and practitioner which one of these individuas would you want on the frontlines with you and your team?
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?
Do CPOs and procurement professionals in general share the same nightmares?
October 16, 2024
What works best to ward off CPO nightmares: Turtle Neck Sweater or Garlic?
Procurement In My Lifetime: A Timeline Of Understanding (1959 to 2024)
October 8, 2024
What is the best way to understand how and why procurement is where it is today?
Procurement Insights 
31 CPO Appointments in 30 Days: Leadership Change or Tech Hype Cycle Reset?
January 29, 2026
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31 CPO appointments in 30 days. Investment in procurement — or the accountability phase of yet another technology cycle? The technology changes. The cycle doesn't.