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The end of Procurement
August 4, 2020
Originally posted on Commitment Matters:
COVID-19 is prompting numerous changes in society, the economy and commercial relationships. Many are changes that would have occurred anyway, but the pandemic is generating a new sense of urgency. Examples range from the massive debates over racism and equality, to a rethink of economic management, the discussions over working…
COVID Truths or Myths: IACCM Survey results regarding supply chain disruption, what CPOs may be missing that can cost them big time, and where’s the “meat”?
April 20, 2020
According to IACCM surveys, supply chain disruption is on the rise - how do we flatten the curve? and more.
MEET EXPERT GUEST PANELLIST – “BEYOND THE BOLT” WEBINAR
February 4, 2019
MEET OUR EXPERT GUEST PANELLIST With the 8th February “Beyond The Bolt” Webinar, we are seeking to do more than providing you with timely information on how the digital age will impact your procurement practice. We want to take your experience to the next level through a highly interactive discussion featuring some of our industry’s top thought […]
Webinar: Beyond The Bolt – How “Cloud-Based” Solutions Have Changed Procurement
January 24, 2019
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IACCM Ask The Expert Webinar Now Available On-Demand
September 28, 2015
If you didn’t have the opportunity to join the recent IACCM Ask The Expert Webinar, when Kelly Barner and I talked about our new book Procurement At The Crossroads: Career-impacting Insights into a Rapidly Changing Industry, it is now available on-demand. You can, at your convenience, tune in via my radio show on Blog Talk Radio through the […]
Are you willing to pay? The challenge facing non-profit Associations
August 19, 2015
Originally posted on Commitment Matters:
Last week, Jon Hansen wrote a blog in which he observed that people are increasingly unwilling to pay for content. I responded to him regarding the challenges this represents for organizations that seek to remain objective in the advice they offer – and how it means they must increasingly consider…
Are associations for sale to the highest bidder? by Jon Hansen
August 18, 2015
My last post Is The Busch Era Coming To An End . . . Should It Have Started In The First Place?, has generated some interesting feedback. Here are a few examples: “This was quality read and you’ve raised some thought provoking questions!” – Government Market Master Group Member “You really nailed it on Spend Matters and […]
Managing change is the key to Virginia’s continuing success with eVA by Jon Hansen
June 19, 2015
Change is inevitable. Our ability to not only recognize this immutable truth, but adapt to it, is the key to whether change will be a good thing or not. In my post yesterday, I talked with IACCM’s CEO and founder Tim Cummins about the importance of leadership succession planning. His reference to Warren Buffett’s “progression of the […]
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The 22-Year Journey of Tim Cummins
September 30, 2021
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Tim Cummins oversaw an organization that grew from a "cake for one" office to "over 70,000 members across 180 countries and 20,000 organizations" worldwide. He has established a lasting legacy.