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Sorry, Charlie, there is something wrong with the world’s seafood supply chain (Procurement Foundry Special)
December 6, 2019
Sorry, Charlie but there is something wrong with our seafood supply chain.
Is purchasing a bad word? (Procurement Foundry Special)
December 5, 2019
Which would you rather be; a purchasing professional, procurement professional, strategic sourcing professional?
New Knowledge Note: Finding an Alternative to Spreadsheets & Email
November 27, 2019
What are the top 3 reasons why procurement pros continue to rely on spreadsheets?
People transformation before digital transformation and the role of executive search professionals (Sourcing Solved Excerpt)
November 27, 2019
Is procurement good at sourcing . . . strategic procurement people to lead in the digital era?
Spreadsheets bad – digital good, but is there really a viable alternative to our comfort with cells and columns?
November 22, 2019
Is our unwillingness to stop using spreadsheets a sign of our unwillingness to change or is it because of a lack of a viable alternative?
Horizon 2019 Leadership Panel: Best Practices In Driving Procurement’s Digital Transformation
November 14, 2019
Why did these organization's digital transformation initiatives succeed, and how can you duplicate their success.
Is RPA The Gateway to the Digital Transformation of Procurement? (Procurement Foundry Special)
November 14, 2019
Is RPA the "one small step" for digital transformation to become reality?
Spreadsheets and email: RIP (Live Recording)
November 14, 2019
Are spreadsheets bad for your career health?
Clean Data: Laying the Foundation for Digital Supply Chain Success (Guest Excerpt by Thierry Jaffry)
November 13, 2019
Is clean data like the weather; we talk a lot about it but can't do anything to change it?
Procurement Insights 
The 3D Value Chain (Forbes Special)
December 13, 2019
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While its always nice to be quoted in Forbes, it's Janne Kyttanen's article advocating the relational approach to building value chains that is really exciting!