Browsing All posts tagged under »education«

Still Teaching the Gap: Why SCOR, TOC, and Porter Don’t Explain the Failure Rate

December 19, 2025

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Forty years of curriculum. Same gap. Same failure rate. The frameworks evolved. The line never moved.

The Missing Layer in Procurement’s 4 Levels

December 10, 2025

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Tanya W.'s 4 Levels of Procurement maps individual evolution from Order Taker to Transformation Engine. But what happens when a Level 4 practitioner lands in a Level 1 organization? The 18-year archive shows why most never make the climb — and it's not for lack of trying.

Innovation Isn’t the Problem — The Missing Bridge Is

December 5, 2025

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The same structural gap that blocked cluster development in 2007 is blocking AI adoption today.

Marijn Overvest’s 12 Procurement Trends for 2026 – And The Missing Trend #0 That Determines If Any Of Them Succeed

November 3, 2025

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Are you ready to run Marijn Overvest's AI race?

The Matrix Of ProcureTech Evolution: Take “The Green Pill!”

September 3, 2025

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When you consider a ProcureTech solution, do you take the blue pill, the red pill, or the green pill?

Tealbook’s Stephany Lapierre Confirms That Her Platform Is A Technology Optimization Model (Extended Discussion)

September 1, 2025

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Why is the 2007 "data problem" still an issue in 2025?

3-Hours Of Intense Interviewing Covering 20 Of The Past 40-Plus Years To Answer The Question: Is The Hansen Fit Score A Viable Alternative To Gartner?

August 21, 2025

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I wonder how other Consultancy and Analyst firms would hold up under similar (and necessary) scrutiny?

What If I Sold An Ownership Stake In Procurement Insights?

August 14, 2025

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What If?

Why Would Gideon Gartner Want Jon W. Hansen And Eugene A. Hall To Meet?

August 13, 2025

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How would a Gartner's Hall and Procurement Insights' Hansen transform the industry?

What specific skills does it highlight that aren’t on most procurement radars yet?

August 10, 2025

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If procurement professionals haven't developed the crucial "core" skills in the past, how will we develop the new skills needed going forward?