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Benchmarking reveals Procurement’s priorities
It has been said that rather than owning a seat at the C-suite table, Procurement is renting one. Justifying a seat involves a continued effort to strategically support CEOs, CFOs and COOs with their…
How Can Procurement Keep its Seat at the Table
Corporations across the world are facing one of the toughest ever business landscapes with continued inflation, soaring energy prices, increasing geopolitical tensions, and now, a looming recession…
Why Procurement Should Focus on Revenue Generation
Procurement needs to develop strong relationships to successfully work with the business and continually assess all possible outcomes with their associated potential for growth, says Graham Crawshaw…
CASME meets Gundula Ullah, CPO at FUNKE Mediengruppe
As a ProcureCon media partner, CASME had the great pleasure of interviewing Gundula Ullah, one of the guest speakers at ProcureCon EU 2022. Clearly passionate about nurturing talent, applying…
How Procurement can Mitigate the Impact of Inflation
Conversations with CASME members have highlighted that the thirty-year high inflation being experienced across many parts of the world has become the key hot topic, and a significant challenge for…
Step forward Procurement: it's time to shine
Now, more than ever, there are plenty of opportunities to provide much needed focus to the critical issues of rapid inflation, intense competition and supply scarcity that are facing organisations…
Top Tips to Consider when Procuring Consultancy Services
Recent global events have accelerated business transformation projects within many organisations.
Join our webinar: Uncovering Hidden Opportunities in Indirect Procurement
Now is the perfect time for Indirect Procurement to unlock hidden opportunities. Yet, due to certain assumptions and expectations, it’s easy to overlook the most obvious.
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2022: What’s next for Procurement?
Looking back at another turbulent year of the continuing pandemic, and incidents such as the Suez Canal blockage