AI can process information at speed, but Procurement‘s performance still depends on human judgement, prioritisation and influence.
This February, CASME will host a joint webinar with WNS Procurement, marking the first session in a renewed series of collaborative events. We’ll explore how leading organisations are taking a practical approach to upskilling teams to work effectively with AI; avoiding over-automation, reducing cognitive overload, and ensuring technology adoption delivers real commercial impact.
Date: 11th February 2026
Time: 3pm GMT/ 4pm CET/ 10am EST /7am PDT
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