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Why the World Economic Forum Answered a 2007 Question in 2026
April 28, 2026
The WEF says governments are now economic super actors. The Procurement Insights archive has been documenting the variable that determines whether super-actor status produces capability or dysfunction since 2007.
The Next Supply Chain Crisis Isn’t a Black Swan — It’s a Governance Failure You Haven’t Built For Yet
February 4, 2026
While you can't predict Black Swans, you can dramatically improve your response and adaptability.
I Asked Five AI Models to Assess My 2010 London Lecture on Cluster Development — They All Reached the Same Conclusion
February 4, 2026
What a Five AI Model Assessment of a 2010 eWorld London Presentation Tells Us in 2026.
Stuck on Your RFP Decision? Your Foundation May Be the Problem—Not Your Vendors
October 10, 2025
ProcureTech Rule # 1: Technology changes; failure patterns don't.
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 […]
What do suppliers, couriers, buyers, and AI* agents have in common?
June 11, 2026
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"We've governed suppliers, couriers, and employees for decades. Then an AI agent enters the room — and somehow all the questions vanish. That's the entire mistake."