Browsing All posts tagged under »llm«

The Utilization Gap: Why Organizations Buy Ferraris and Drive Them Like Golf Carts

December 15, 2025

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What is the difference between what I do and what most analysts do? They see the snowflake and comment on its shape. I push it down the hill and see what it becomes.

IBM just topped Stanford’s global transparency index — and it’s a meaningful win. But there’s a second kind of transparency the industry still isn’t measuring… and it’s the one that determines whether organizations actually succeed with AI.

December 11, 2025

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IBM just topped Stanford's global transparency index — and it's a meaningful win. But there's a second kind of transparency the industry still isn't measuring.

Gartner’s AI Heat Map: A Restaurant Menu for the 80%

December 8, 2025

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It’s not the menu that matters. It’s whether your organization can survive the meal.

250 Miles on 50 Miles of Gas: Why Meta-Awareness Is the Missing Skill in Every AI Competency Framework

October 28, 2025

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What is meta-awareness, and why is it the most important discipline (skill) for procurement professionals in the AI era?

The Amen Hallucination: Why I Don’t Trust AI Outputs (and Why You Shouldn’t Either)

October 24, 2025

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Are You Working At The Speed of Trust?

From AI Headlines to Readiness Reality: What IBM + Anthropic Means for Procurement

October 8, 2025

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In the world of procurement, why do practitioners, providers, and analyst firms have a Hansen Fit Score?

Coupa Acquisition Of Scoutbee And What It Means To TealBook And The Market In General

October 8, 2025

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A deeper assessment of the Coupa acquisition of Scoutbee - what does it reveal and why?

Still Riding The AI Hype Train?

August 13, 2025

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What is the AI Hype Train, and are you still on it?

A Welcome To Procurement Insights’ New Subscribers!

July 16, 2025

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Still growing after all these years ;)

Here Are The AI Leaders Reshaping The Procurement (And Business) World And How They Are Doing It

July 15, 2025

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Why is ProcureTech success in 2025 based on what happened in 1998 - and why initiative failure should no longer be an issue.