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Saying goodbye can be difficult and uncomfortable, but procurement doesn’t have a choice. Business as usual is no longer an option, according to Oxford Economics’ future-of-procurement research.
Download this think piece to see how more than 1,000 procurement executives and practitioners view the evolution of procurement, with a focus on day-to-day operations and KPIs. You’ll learn how…
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If you think cruising down the highway on a custom chopper is the ultimate thrill ride, try running your own business. The same outlaw spirit that drives some people to strap on a helmet and hit the road drives other people to risk it all and build a b…
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What are the benefits you could expect from improving collaboration at your organization? Consider the percentage of executives, surveyed by Oxford Economics, who agreed that increased collaboration was having a measurable impact in these areas:
Download this in-depth think piece to find out how increased collaboration can help reshape your procurement function. You’ll learn how collaboration is on the rise within organizations and outside the firewall. You’ll discover how more than 1,000 procurement executives and practitioners worldwide are practicing and benefiting from new levels of collaboration. And you’ll get insight into which technologies and operational changes are supporting these changes. |
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What do you think the future holds for procurement? And do you think your predictions line up with those of your peers?
You can find out by downloading this overview of a recent Oxford Economics global survey involving more than 1,000 procurement executives and practitioners. It covers a wide range of topics that matter to your future, from global trends and supplier relationships to job satisfaction and organizational structure. See what your peers in procurement have to say about…
Five years ago, Ariba gathered a group of executives and asked them to predict how procurement would evolve by 2020. Are their predictions coming true? Don’t miss this eye-opening investigation. |
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Procurement organizations today need to be more strategic, collaborative, and technology-driven.
Is yours up to the task? Does your team have the technology know-how, the understanding of supplier relationships, and the ability to collaborate with internal partners – all while understanding the broader business well enough to support more strategic projects? If not, Oxford Economics says you need to tackle these talent issues head on. Download this think piece to learn what more than 1,000 of your peers are doing about the human challenge in procurement, including:
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Thinking about implementing a fully automated Purchase-to-Pay (P2P) solution? Then this new eBook from Accounts Payable News should be number one on your reading list. You’ll find valuable insights, tips, and best practices from accounts payable and pr…
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Digital technology is fundamentally changing procurement today while also shaping its future. That’s no secret. But how has it impacted your day-to-day work as compared to that of your peers? Do they value different technologies than you do? Do they see the future differently than you?
Download this report from Oxford Economics to find out. Their survey reveals the views that 1,000 executives and practitioners have about…
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Good leaders aren’t developed overnight, as soon as they get the promotion. Leadership is an ongoing process; even the greats like Jack Welch are constantly honing their skills and abilities. Today’s guest, John C. Maxwell, has developed a system that …
Did you know that the Corporate Executive Board found that only 21 percent of the global workforce aligns their work with the strategic priorities of their company?For leaders, that’s a troubling statistic, and it only reflects one …
Did you know that the Corporate Executive Board found that only 21 percent of the global workforce aligns their work with the strategic priorities of their company?For leaders, that’s a troubling statistic, and it only reflects one …
