Podcast: How storytelling can influence executives in procurement
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
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PODCAST: Being prepared for market changing conditions
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
PODCAST: Don’t go it alone with digital procurement
Procurement teams often struggle to connect their business case for S2P and the systems-related work and change required to deliver ROI. Platforms are chosen for
PODCAST: Designing an end-to-end ecosystem approach to procurement – Part four
In Part Four of this Art of Procurement special series, host Philip Ideson asks members of the WNS Denali team: How do you design an
PODCAST: Designing an end-to-end ecosystem approach to procurement – Part four
In Part Four of this Art of Procurement special series, host Philip Ideson asks members of the WNS Denali team: How do you design an
PODCAST: Designing an end-to-end ecosystem approach to procurement – Part three
In this third of a four-part Art of Procurement special series, host Philip Ideson asks members of the WNS Denali team: How do you design
PODCAST: Designing an end-to-end ecosystem approach to procurement – Part two
In this second of a four-part Art of Procurement special series, host Philip Ideson asks members of the WNS Denali team all about category management
PODCAST: Designing an end-to-end ecosystem approach to procurement – Part two
In this second of a four-part Art of Procurement special series, host Philip Ideson asks members of the WNS Denali team all about category management
PODCAST: Designing an end-to-end ecosystem approach to procurement – Part one
How do you design an end-to-end ecosystem based procurement operating model? In this Art of Procurement special series, host Philip Ideson asks members of the
PODCAST: Procurement’s “hour of change and challenge”
Most of the improvements procurement has achieved over time have been incremental. And while there is nothing wrong with incremental change, the challenges presented by
