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The Indirect Procurement Autopsy: What Actually Died, and What Didn’t
A blunt obituary for the function triggered an industry argument. Almost nobody defended the status quo. Plenty disputed the body count.
Aug 5
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Global Supply Chain Council
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Therese Hanawan
14
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Procurement Is Not a Cost Centre. It’s a Decision Engine.
Measuring the function through savings alone misses where its real value now lives: the quality of the decisions it enables.
Jul 29
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Global Supply Chain Council
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Matthew Lehman
16
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Why Fashion Sourcing Just Became a Boardroom Priority
A veteran sourcing executive explains why partnerships, demand planning, and domain knowledge now decide which apparel brands survive the next decade.
Jul 22
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Global Supply Chain Council
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Jess Williams
14
1
Ten Forks in the Road: How Procurement Careers Are Really Built
Procurement is a fantastic place to forge a career. The decisions you make along the way shape it more than any single promotion.
Jul 15
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Global Supply Chain Council
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Matthew Lehman
15
1
When the Slide Deck Lies: How to Tell If Your Category Strategy Actually Changes Anything
A polished category strategy that crumbles the moment pressure rises was never a strategy. It was decoration.
Jul 8
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Global Supply Chain Council
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Brittney Jones
13
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The Eight Forces Redefining Digital Procurement
In this episode of The Procurist podcast, hosts Michael Jung and Jess Williams unpack the ProcureTech 2025/26 report and the eight collective insights…
Feb 28
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Global Supply Chain Council
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Michael Jung
, and
Jess Williams
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14:27
Humans Wanted: Procurement’s Future in an AI World
Why the Next Generation of Procurement Will Be Defined by People, Not Just Technology
Jan 7
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Global Supply Chain Council
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Michael Jung
, and
Jess Williams
7
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6:15
Beyond Automation: Building the AI-Ready Procurement Team
Why the future of procurement depends more on human skills than machines.
Dec 8, 2025
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Global Supply Chain Council
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Kyle Gray
7
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Why India May Finally Become the World’s Next Apparel Sourcing Giant
A 30-year sourcing veteran explains how tariff chaos, shorter patience, and technology gaps are reshaping where clothes get made
Feb 21
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Global Supply Chain Council
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Diana gavin
12
Milind Tailor: Rethinking Procurement from Spare Parts to Strategic Power
Milind Tailor doesn’t believe procurement is a support function.
Aug 8, 2025
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Global Supply Chain Council
and
Max Henry
6
Interview with Brish Bhan Vaidya
Reinventing Procurement at Scale with AI, Ethics, and Empathy
Jul 17, 2025
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Global Supply Chain Council
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Max Henry
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The Procurement Talent Shortage Is a Myth. The Real Problem Is Worse.
Companies keep labeling a design failure as a hiring problem while the gap between job and reality widens.
Jul 1
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Global Supply Chain Council
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Jess Williams
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Who Owns Contract Management? The Answer Nobody Wants to Hear
The ownership fight is usually a power struggle dressed as governance. Clarity matters more than the org chart.
Jun 25
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Global Supply Chain Council
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Casey Tremblay
14
AI Procurement’s Pricing Problem: Why “Market Rate” Means Nothing Anymore
When AI runs the sourcing event, supplier onboarding, and tail spend autonomously, paying per seat for an army of analysts who no longer exist is the…
Jun 19
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Global Supply Chain Council
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Brittney Jones
15
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