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This Week in Procurement: Hope For the Best And Plan For The Worst

By March 3, 2017March 11th, 2017No Comments

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MUST READ

A couple of weeks ago, I shared that I had recorded a series of 5 podcasts for Procurious, called Even Bigger Ideas. One of those pods was with renowned broadcaster, economist and Adjunct Professor Dr Linda Yueh.

In our conversation, Linda shared with me her perspective on the impact of protectionist policies on global trade, and what procurement leaders can do to prepare.

Today’s must read is a summary of that conversation, now available over on the Procurious blog:

Hope For the Best And Plan For The Worst: Dr Linda Yueh Talks Trump and Trade | Procurious


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OTHER INTERESTING ARTICLES

4 Reasons Why Supplier Scorecards Don’t Work | Andy Kohm, Spend Matters

Authentic Leadership Is As Easy As ABC | Helen Mackenzie, Procurious

Black Swans, Normal Distributions and Supply Chain Risk | Peter Smith, Spend Matters

Digital transformation of Procurement: a good abuse of language? | Bertrand Maltaverne, POOL4TOOL

EY and Forbes Study Stresses Power of Supply Chain Analytics | Patrick Burnson, SCMR

The 2017 CPO Agenda: Keeping Pace with and Enabling Digital Transformation Part 1 | Part 2 | Part 3 | Patrick Connaughton, The Hackett Group

Innovation vs Cost Reduction | Iain Campbell McKenna, Sourcing Solved


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PROCUREMENT & SERVICE PROVIDER NEWS

An Afghanistan Project Team Wins South Asia Innovation Procurement Award 2016-2017 | The World Bank


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@ THE ART OF PROCUREMENT

Podcast: How D&B Procurement Increased Customer Satisfaction by 40% in 5 Months, w/ Kevin Giblin

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