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Is Consolidation And ProcureTech Acquisition A Win For The Practitioner Customer?

August 29, 2025

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Agree or Disagree: ProcureTech success has never been properly aligned with practitioner client success.

The Uncomfortable Reality: Why Practitioner Readiness And Success Continues To Be SecondaryTo Many ProcureTech Solution Providers

August 26, 2025

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What is procurement's Janus Project, and why will it benefit both practitioners and ProcureTech solution providers?

Do You Remember the Game King Of The Hill?

August 24, 2025

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Who are The Kings of ProcureTech's Hill and why are they there?

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?

ProcureTech Solution Maps And How To Extract The The Hidden Gems Quickly And Efficiently

July 27, 2025

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Why is this an example of "clean data?"

Who Wins The AI Readiness ROI Sprint: Tealbook Or ApolloRise (Or Both)?

July 25, 2025

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What is the power of thinking out loud? When it comes to ProcureTech selection, instead of either/or why can't it be both?

Ariba/SAP Ariba – Revenue, Profitability, And Implementation Success (1996 – 2025)

July 24, 2025

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How do you know that the Hansen Fit Score is an accurate indicator of ProcureTech initiative success?

How does the transparency of Hansen Fit Score influence its adoption over legacy evaluation methods

July 13, 2025

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Why is scoring model transparency critical to ProcureTech selection and implementation success?

Why This 2008 White Paper Is A Must Read In 2025 (Hershey, FoxMeyer, HP, Cadbury, Houston, and King County VERSUS Arapahoe, Seattle, Erie, San Luis Obispo, and Ottawa)

July 9, 2025

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Hershey, FoxMeyer, HP, Cadbury, Houston, and King County *VERSUS* Arapahoe, Seattle, Erie, San Luis Obispo, and Ottawa

Beyond The Hype: Taking The SpendKey Assessment To A Whole New Level!

July 3, 2025

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When it comes to ProcureTech success in any era, you have to dig a little deeper, and think in new ways.