The perception of procurement is often limited by external factors. This can stem from stakeholder experiences or procurement’s internal branding, which includes the communication of their values, voice, and tone.
It is not easy to strike a balance between the need for speed, control, and compliance. Get it right and you’ve unlocked the X factor. Get it wrong and the
The procurement talent landscape has always been complex, and the last few years have accelerated the rate of change and amplified the impact on companies of all sizes. First there
How to think big and create an ambitious vision and then go hands-on are the hallmarks of this Art of Procurement Podcast. Featuring Tony Uphoff is a growth advisor, tech
The last few years have seen an explosion of new investment and startups to serve leading procurement organizations. While procurement is certainly worthy of such attention and enablement, they are
Professional athletes represent the top 1% in their sport. While talent will take an athlete a long way, the key differentiator between those that reach the top and those who
Procurement’s role in integrations and separations is often overlooked – and understandably so. Corporate development teams and mergers and acquisition (MA) professionals are chartered with identifying, negotiating, and closing the
One of the industries most impacted by the pandemic was travel, and while leisure travel has rebounded in many parts of the world, how companies and employees see business travel
It’s easy to think that in this world of access to information, being able to forecast, anticipate and (most importantly) respond to changes is a straightforward task. Just Google search
In this Art of Procurement Podcast, Philip Ideson is joined for this unique conversation by Simon Geale, Executive Vice President at Proxima. They recently had the opportunity to sit down
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