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KPMG’s Tanya Ward’s Recent Post Has It’s Origins In 2008 – But Are We Now Headed In The Right Direction?
September 16, 2025
What is the difference between Category Management, Procurement, and Purchasing in 2008 and 2025?
A Frank Q&A Regarding Gartner’s Hype Cycle And The Future Of ProcureTech Success
September 15, 2025
Descriptive insights versus Prescriptive insights: which one is the most valuable to procurement practitioners?
Is procurement on a path of good-to-great, or a path of good-to-mediocre?
September 13, 2025
How do procurement organizations consistently choose technological shortcuts over developing internal capabilities?
Do you grill AI, or accept their answers as fact and walk away? Me. I like to challenge, probe, and argue – with respect of course
September 13, 2025
What is an intelligent AI dialogue?
Procurement Insights 
Process archaeology and agent-based design work. Data quality aspirin doesn’t.
September 17, 2025
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Why isn't data cleansing alone enough, or will putting top grade fuel into a car with a bad or broken engine make it run better?