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Art of Procurement847: 2026: A Defining Moment for Procurement"Efficiency should fund the future, not erase the people needed to deliver it." – Philip Ideson, Founder and Managing Director of Art of Procurement 2026 is going to be another year of volatility, but it will also be a year of immense opportunity for procurement pragmatists, the ones who are willing to do the work to build the future rather than just waiting for it to arrive. In a tradition that dates back to 2018, Art of Procurement rings in the new year with Founder and Managing Director Philip Ideson's Annual Message. Each year's perspectives are shaped by hu...
2026-01-0523 minArt of Procurement843: How Change Management Powers Procurement Transformation W/ Jesse Jacoby"Taking the time to get input, to get the feedback and listen to the needs might add a few weeks up front, but ultimately, you're going to have a better, stronger solution and support and alignment." - Jesse Jacoby, Founder and Managing Principal, Emergent, LLC Procurement and business leaders face a tangled web: legacy systems, evolving digital capabilities, and rising pressure to do more with less. How do you design an operating model that truly enables transformation without adding more complexity? In this episode, Philip Ideson speaks with Jesse Jacoby, Founder and Managing P...
2025-11-2437 minArt of Procurement840: Why Data Literacy Matters More Than Ever in Procurement W/ Satvinder Panesar"The value isn't in giving them the coffee beans and hoping they take that away and make a cup of coffee – what they need is a drink. So instead of giving them the data, do the extra steps and pull out the insights for them." - Satvinder Panesar, Data and Analytics Strategy Director, AstraZeneca Procurement leaders are surrounded by data, but turning numbers into true business impact is a new kind of challenge. As AI and analytics tools promise even more information, the real differentiator is knowing how to interpret, validate, and act on those out...
2025-11-0327 minArt of Procurement839: Building Data-Driven Procurement at Scale W/ Adrian Vicol"The value you bring as a procurement function has transcended being a cost saver. They are now a discussion partner with other functions and bring value in the form of intelligence." - Adrian Vicol, Data Strategy Lead & Data Architect, Siemens Energy Procurement leaders are facing more complex questions about data than ever before. As organizations move toward AI and automation, the need for clean, reliable, and actionable data is skyrocketing – but most teams are still wrestling with legacy challenges and data silos. Getting this right is no longer optional; it's becoming mission-critical. In thi...
2025-11-0336 minArt of Procurement830: Inside AOP's Acquisition of the ProcureTech100: Objectivity, Community, Impact"ProcureTech100 is the voice of the user. It's the voice of the customer. We want the perspective of those who are using these solutions every day, who have done proof of concepts, and who have seen the ROI." - Philip Ideson, Co-Founder and Managing Director at Art of Procurement Today's procurement leaders are surrounded by tech innovation and disruption, but separating real value from empty hype is more complex than ever. With hundreds of new providers, AI tools, and shifting priorities, staying competitive calls for more than just another list of solutions; it demands objective, peer-driven insights.
2025-09-0125 minArt of Procurement826: Deglobalization Hype and Reality for Supply Chain Leaders W/ Philip Ideson and Kelly Barner"Deglobalization is a nice soundbite, but the reality is, we need more focus on risk management and mitigation." – Philip Ideson, Co-Founder and Managing Director, Art of Procurement Deglobalization is a hot topic right now, but behind the big headlines and boardroom buzzwords, real change is proving to be slow, complicated, and deeply influenced by geopolitics and regulation. Are companies really bringing supply chains home, or is the story much more nuanced? In this episode, Art of Procurement co-hosts Philip Ideson and Kelly Barner get candid on what's behind deglobalization: from shifting away from Chi...
2025-08-0430 minArt of Procurement808: Revisiting the Catalyst LA Experience W/ Kelly Barner and Philip Ideson"I was humbled by the buy-in from the AOP community because, ultimately, people came on trust. They came on the trust that we would deliver what we said we would for our first in-person event." - Philip Ideson, Co-Founder and Managing Director, Art of Procurement Now that Art of Procurement's first-ever in-person event, Catalyst LA, is in the rear-view mirror, co-hosts Philip Ideson and Kelly Barner sit down for a candid debrief about what it took to launch a new kind of procurement event and how it may impact procurement's approach to learning, community, and collaboration going...
2025-06-0232 minArt of Procurement790: The Key to Doing More with Less? Evolve Procurement's Operating Model"We're seeing data around the acceleration of procurement having to 'do more with less' and this is compounding year over year, so at some point, procurement's operating model is going to break." – Philip Ideson, Co-Founder and Managing Director, Art of Procurement Procurement teams are facing unprecedented and compounding pressure to "do more with less," and, because of that, it's more important than ever for procurement's operating model to evolve and mature to meet these growing demands. In this episode, co-hosts Kelly Barner and Philip Ideson explore why procurement operating models have become such a top-of-mind to...
2025-03-3135 minArt of ProcurementBTW EP 05: The Phil-Ins: Connecting the Dots with Phil, Kelly, and RichIn this episode of "Buy: The Way… To Purposeful Procurement," Rich Ham, Philip Ideson, and Kelly Barner reflect on what we heard from Oliver Hurrey and Brian Kyle in episodes 3 and 4 and explore how these procurement leaders find purpose and passion in their work, no matter how big or small the project is. Rich, Philip, and Kelly discuss what "purposeful procurement" truly means in 2025, challenging the notion that practitioners can only find purpose when they're working for highly-mission driven organizations. With the right mindset, purpose and the potential for positive impact are within reach for any procurement pro...
2025-03-1929 minArt of Procurement786: Mastering the First 100 Days as a CPO W/ Darshan Deshmukh"For anybody getting into the CPO role, whether internal or external, you ultimately have to start with your own assessment of the organization and quickly come up with what your priorities are." – Darshan Deshmukh, President at ProcureAbility The role of Chief Procurement Officer has changed significantly over the last decade, with the focus shifting primarily from cost savings to value generation. In this Art of Procurement podcast episode, Philip Ideson talks with Darshan Deshmukh, President at ProcureAbility, about why CPOs need to strike the right balance between their ability to influence and their technical expertise. Da...
2025-03-1743 minArt of Procurement784: Real Talk about Supplier Diversity in 2025 W/ Kelly Barner and Philip Ideson"For anybody in procurement that's ever uttered the phrase 'seat at the table,' it's not always a comfy seat. This is one of those moments where, if we want to be a part of the leadership discussion on the directional momentum of the company, we have to find the way, find the person, and find the time to have this conversation about supplier diversity." - Kelly Barner, Co-founder and Head of Operations at Art of Procurement Is this the end of supplier diversity as we've known it? As the political and economic landscape continues to evolve...
2025-03-1032 minArt of Procurement774: Closing the 'Inspiration to Action' Gap W/ Remko Van Hoek"Procurement is going to make a transformative leap. It may be in a year. It may be in three years. But it's going to happen. So start experimenting." – Remko Van Hoek, Full Professor of Practice SCM, Executive Director CSCMP Supply Chain Hall of Fame, hosted by Walton, University of Arkansas - Sam M. Walton College of Business It's time to make procurement fun again. That's what Remko Van Hoek, Full Professor of Practice SCM, Executive Director CSCMP Supply Chain Hall of Fame, hosted by Walton, University of Arkansas - Sam M. Walton College of Business, told...
2025-02-0327 minArt of Procurement770: Positioning Procurement for Strategic Success in 2025 W/ Samir Khushalani"One of the markers of a leading procurement function is when you see suppliers as more than just a source of supply but also as a source of value and innovation." - Samir Khushalani, Partner at McKinsey & Company Procurement is in a unique position right now. They have to balance immediate priorities and meet the needs of the business today while also navigating new realities and an uncertain future shaped by generative AI, geopolitical turmoil, shifting macroeconomic pressures, and an increasingly volatile global supply chain. Procurement must reinvent themselves to find their footing in this r...
2025-01-2038 minArt of Procurement766: Procurement's Inflection Point: What to Expect in 2025"As we stand here at the start of 2025, it's clear that this moment isn't about minor tweaks or incremental gains. It's about embracing fundamental shifts that challenge our long-held assumptions." - Philip Ideson, Founder and Managing Director of Art of Procurement As we head into 2025, which also marks the 10th anniversary of Art of Procurement, Founder and Managing Director Philip Ideson pauses for his annual look at the state of procurement. This year, he examines five critical trends that are reshaping procurement and redefining their role in the business, including labor trends, the role of AI and...
2025-01-0620 minArt of Procurement759: 2024 AI Adoption Trends W/ Mary Purk"For procurement, now is the time to raise your hand and sit at the table where your company is deciding on AI use cases, because that is going to transform your trajectory in the industry and the company." - Mary Purk, Co-Author of "Growing Up: Navigating Generative AI's Early Years – AI Adoption Report" by AI at Wharton It's been two years since ChatGPT democratized AI technology access and became the most rapidly downloaded consumer application in history. Since then we've seen a steep acceleration of AI-driven innovation, opportunity, and concern. Just like every other area of...
2024-12-0942 minArt of Procurement755: Mastermind LIVE 2024 Debrief with Philip Ideson and Kelly Barner"Every procurement journey is unique, and now we have the tools and technologies that allow us to be a lot more flexible in how we build procurement operating models so that we can truly adapt to exactly what the business needs." – Philip Ideson, Founder and Managing Director, Art of Procurement In the hustle and bustle of end-of-year reporting, wrap ups, and planning for the year to come, it's important for procurement to take a pause – even a very brief one – and think about how they should be reacting to some of the 'bigger picture' forces impacting the functi...
2024-11-2540 minArt of Procurement753: Can Procurement Save the World? With Gordon Donovan"There are not many functions, if any, other than procurement that sit in a position to both positively and negatively have such an impact on organizations, on strategy, on direction." - Gordon Donovan In an era of increasing uncertainty and existential angst over AI, Gordon Donovan has a refreshingly optimistic view of procurement's future. In fact, he says, procurement might just very well save the world. While this may be a hyperbolic statement, it's not that far off the mark, as Gordon explains to Philip Ideson in this episode of Art of Procurement. As...
2024-11-1836 minArt of Procurement747: Continuous Improvement as the Cure for Transformation Fatigue W/ Joël Collin-Demers"You have to build a business case and be mindful and purposeful about your continuous improvement and your education around the art of what is possible." Joël Collin-Demers, Consulting Principal at Pure Procurement The rapid expansion in the procurement technology landscape in recent years has left many procurement leaders feeling overwhelmed by choice and complexity and second-guessing themselves about how to successfully take advantage of all the opportunities that technology provides. In this episode, Philip Ideson speaks with Joël Collin-Demers, Consulting Principal at Pure Procurement, about why continuous improvement, rather than transformation, might be...
2024-10-2837 minArt of Procurement738: 7 Steps to Building a Strong Capability Framework"Procurement teams face increasing pressure to demonstrate value and drive business outcomes, but sometimes there's a disconnect between the skills that they have and the skills that they need to deliver at the highest level." - Philip Ideson, Founder & Managing Director at Art of Procurement A robust capability framework is the heart of procurement team development. It's a powerful tool that teams can use to enhance their performance, better align with the business, and ultimately drive better outcomes across all initiatives, big and small. In this solo episode, Philip Ideson explains why capability frameworks have...
2024-10-0726 minArt of Procurement732: What the Research Foretells About Procurement's Vision, Priorities, and Opportunities W/ Gordon Donovan"Procurement is at the point where they're trying to figure out next steps on digitization, and it will be an immediate priority for everyone in the next couple of years." - Gordon Donovan, Vice President of Research - Procurement and External Workforce at SAP It is Gordon Donovan's job to read every single piece of research that's published on procurement, the workforce, and the supply chain. More importantly, it is his job to figure out what it means. As he told Philip Ideson, "I've got the best job in the world." All of this information g...
2024-09-1648 minArt of Procurement728: If we had a crystal ball… Mid-year check in with Philip Ideson and Kelly Barner"At the end of the day, we're trying to create this organization from which we have the ability to help the profession move forward with more than ever before. We think in terms of what each trend or change is going to mean to each team and what they can make of the related opportunities and challenges." - Philip Ideson, Founder & Managing Director, Art of Procurement In this episode of the Art of Procurement podcast, Philip Ideson and Kelly Barner take a break from their usual roles interviewing procurement thought leaders and experts to reflect on the...
2024-09-0236 minArt of Procurement724: Will Category Management Ever Become Mainstream?Category management has been around for decades - so why hasn't it become ubiquitous? Many of the objectives procurement needs to satisfy - both qualitative and quantitative - can be addressed by a category management program. Taking a more comprehensive approach to spend and supplier management can deliver improved cost flexibility, more leverage in tightly held markets, and a closer alignment with the priorities of the business. Despite all of these benefits, category management struggles to secure broad adoption. In this solo episode, Philip Ideson speaks about his personal experience with category management and the cha...
2024-08-1916 minArt of Procurement722: Transforming Procurement at Roche: A Roadmap for the Future w/ Patrick Foelck"What ultimately drove all of us – leadership team, colleagues, and people in procurement – was the excitement about the future. The ability to contribute very differently to the success of the company, ultimately impacting the patient journey, is a great purpose that we have – curing and helping patients." - Patrick Foelck, Head of Strategy & Transformation and Head of Insights & Enablement Procurement at Roche How procurement prepares for the future, one that includes accelerating digital innovation, may determine whether they have a future at all. In this episode, Philip Ideson discusses the importance, if not existential necessity, of proc...
2024-08-1245 minArt of Procurement714: Category Management: How Far We've Come, How Far We Can Go w/ Mark Webb"I think category management is great fun because you have the freedom to do things. It's not following a rote process. It's using structure to be creative. I think that's the great benefit of it." - Mark Webb, Managing Director at Future Purchasing For many in procurement, category management is "old hat." Some even assume that widespread adoption and integration of category management structures and processes within the business are non-issues in 2024. They see category management as a mountain that has been scaled, and now procurement just needs to sit back and enjoy the view. ...
2024-07-1549 minArt of Procurement700: From Practitioner to Entrepreneur: Mark Holyoake Interviews AOP Founder Philip Ideson"At the end of the day, we exist to try and help the procurement profession be more impactful. That's the lens through which we look at everything." - Philip Ideson, Founder and Managing Director of Art of Procurement In this milestone 700th episode, Art of Procurement Founder and Managing Director Philip Ideson has the tables turned on him as he's interviewed by longtime friend and colleague Mark Holyoake, Owner and Managing Director of Holyoake Search. In this special conversation, recorded face-to-face, Philip gets personal about his journey from an early career in automotive procurement t...
2024-05-271h 28Art of Procurement696: Dear Supplier… The Art of Giving RFP Response Feedback"There is one thing you can do that really creates a positive ROI for an RFP respondent even if they lose. One thing that will increase the chances that you receive the best RFP responses possible… That one thing is feedback." - Philip Ideson, Founder and Managing Director at Art of Procurement In this special solo episode, Art of Procurement Founder and Managing Director Philip Ideson explains why it's so important for procurement to give meaningful feedback to unsuccessful bidders. This feedback is an often-ignored part of the RFP process, but taking the time to giv...
2024-05-1315 minArt of Procurement682: A Breath of Fresh Air: Building Procurement in High-Growth Companies with Liem Hua"At larger traditional companies, there is a common theme in procurement that 'I need a seat at the table, and I need to justify to you why I am in this room with you.' But a startup is actually a breath of fresh air. There are not that many tables, so you are at the table, regardless of whether you like it or not."- Liem Hua, Head of Procurement at Rippling Building and scaling a procurement team in a high-growth startup can look very different from traditional corporate environments. Procurement has to adjust their approach...
2024-03-2534 minArt of Procurement678: Announcing the Launch of Art of Procurement SpendPros"If our experts succeed, if the processes we build succeed, it will train the client's team in what best in class approaches look like." - Philip Ideson, Founder & Managing Director at Art of Procurement Art of Procurement is excited to announce the official launch of SpendPros, a new on-demand consultancy that connects businesses with the expertise and market intelligence they need to improve the management of high impact spend categories without the cost and complexity of traditional consultancies. In this special episode, Art of Procurement Founder Philip Ideson and Kelly Barner, Head of Content and Op...
2024-03-1139 minArt of Procurement674: Challenging Traditional Thinking with Nemawashi w/ Réda Guiri "Nemawashi is generally something we do on a yearly basis. Is it tedious? Yes. Is it easy? No. Does it take a lot of time? Yes. Is it worth it? Hell yes!" - Réda Guiri, Head of Group Outsourcing & Procurement, Toyota Insurance Services Europe Everyone knows that getting stakeholder buy-in is critical for procurement, but it is not always straightforward – especially in large stakeholder networks paralyzed by red tape, over-thinking, and 'decision-by-committee.' Even when procurement does get stakeholder sign-off at some level, expectations and goals can still remain unmet when the final product or service is...
2024-02-2633 minArt of Procurement662: Procurement's Data Dream Team w/ Philip Ideson, Andy Moir, Mitchell Couper, & Robert Birch"Once you have clean data, it becomes a business asset. You can now answer questions from it. When it's sitting there in a data swamp – it's not even a data lake – you cannot leverage any type of insights from it." - Robert Birch, Director, Data & Analytics, SpendHQ Without a strong foundation of reliable, clean, and accessible data, it is difficult for procurement to achieve and sustain success, and it may also expose the business to increased risk, waste, and missed opportunities. Data underpins every decision procurement makes, and it should never be an afterthought. So how s...
2024-01-1546 minArt of Procurement660: 2024: Pride of Purpose for Procurement w/ Philip Ideson"If procurement wants to have an outsized impact, they need to provide value in a way that alters how decision making happens." - Philip Ideson, Founder and Managing Director of Art of Procurement In this episode, Philip Ideson, Founder and CEO of Art of Procurement, welcomes the procurement community into 2024 by continuing an annual tradition of sharing his perspective on the most important issues, challenges, and opportunities procurement is likely to face in the new year. Technologies like AI are now changing the face of the profession we love and today's uncertain macro environment shows no...
2024-01-0823 minArt of Procurement646: Special Series AI-Empowered Procurement | Part 4: The Future of AI-Empowered Procurement with Clive R. Heal and Bill MichelsIn this four-part special series, host Philip Ideson speaks with members of the LavenirAI team about the current and future impact of AI on procurement. In each episode, they explore key aspects of the topic to prepare procurement for the changes to come, and for the changes that are already here. In this fourth and final episode in the series, Philip Ideson speaks with Clive R. Heal, Founder and CEO, and Bill Michels, Chief Commercial Officer, both from LavenirAI, to bring all the concepts discussed in the series together and consider the overall impact AI is and w...
2023-11-1616 minArt of Procurement645: Special Series AI-Empowered Procurement | Part 3: Solving Procurement's Data Problems with Automation with Bill MichelsIn this four-part special series, host Philip Ideson speaks with members of the LavenirAI team about the current and future impact of AI on procurement. In each episode, they explore key aspects of the topic to prepare procurement for the changes to come, and for the changes that are already here. In the third episode, Philip Ideson is joined by Bill Michels, Chief Commercial Officer at LavenirAI, to talk about how procurement can leverage automation to be more successful. Key topics include: Embracing automation to achieve next-level efficiency and stronger data sets Stronger predictive an...
2023-11-1515 minArt of Procurement644: Special Series AI-Empowered Procurement | Part 2: Man v. Machine: Skills Development of the Future with Bill MichelsIn this four-part special series, host Philip Ideson speaks with members of the LavenirAI team about the current and future impact of AI on procurement. In each episode, they explore key aspects of the topic to prepare procurement for the changes to come, and for the changes that are already here. In this second episode, Philip Ideson is joined by Bill Michels, Chief Commercial Officer at LavenirAI, to discuss the impact of automation on procurement and how procurement needs to adapt their skills to thrive in an increasingly automated, AI-powered world. Key topics include: Pro...
2023-11-1414 minArt of Procurement643: Special Series AI-Empowered Procurement | Part 1: Survival of the Fittest: Entering the Procurement Metaverse with Clive R. HealIn this four-part special series, host Philip Ideson speaks with members of the LavenirAI team about the current and future impact of AI on procurement. In each episode, they explore key aspects of the topic to prepare procurement for the changes to come, and for the changes that are already here. In this first episode, Philip is joined by Clive R. Heal, Founder and CEO at LavenirAI, to explore what the procurement metaverse is, how to leverage it, and the transformational impact it is already having on procurement today. Key topics include: The procurement m...
2023-11-1317 minArt of Procurement635: Relationship Building: The Key to Effective Risk Management in Procurement with Oliver Berrouiguet"You need to know your suppliers, what they can and what they can't do, and what they're ready to do on top of the relationship you have every day. In an unstable supply chain, you need to invent new rules." - Olivier Berrouiguet, President & CEO, Synertrade The increasing complexity and volatility in the global supply chain is putting more pressure on procurement to level up their approach to risk management. But resource-constrained teams and a varied network of stakeholders with different understandings of "risk" means procurement has to work smarter, not harder, to be successful. P...
2023-10-1640 minArt of Procurement629: Benchmarking Services Procurement w/ Kelly Barner and Philip Ideson"Services are relationship-based from a procurement perspective, whether that means the relationship procurement needs to have with the business to be successful or the relationship the company has with the service provider." - Philip Ideson. This week's episode of the podcast provides a behind the scenes look at Art of Procurement's ongoing research into services procurement - research that everyone in our listening audience and social following is encouraged to participate in. Management of services categories has changed substantially in recent years, driven by the rise of contract work, freelancing, and contingent labor. With an i...
2023-09-2521 minArt of Procurement613: Halfway to 2024: An Art of Procurement Mid-Year Check In with Kelly Barner and Philip Ideson"If the C-suite doesn't understand the full procurement value proposition, then they will make decisions that impact procurement without really understanding the negative effects of those decisions." Philip Ideson, Founder & Managing Director, Art of Procurement Believe it or not, 2023 if officially halfway over. It seems like just yesterday (or 10 years ago) that we were sharing our first podcast episode of the new year. In this week's episode, Philip Ideson and Kelly Barner sit down to talk about the half of the year gone by as well as what they think the second half...
2023-07-3136 minArt of Procurement595: Exploring the Potential for Applying AI in Procurement w/ Florin TufanThere will always be things procurement does not know. Even if all of the data in the world were magically made available, there would be quality issues and analytics challenges to overcome. Data has to be validated - at scale - before the business can be confident making decisions based upon it. In this episode, Philip Ideson is joined by Florin Tufan, Co-Founder and CEO of Veridion. Florin was recognized by the 2020 Romania Forbes 30 under 30 program for his willingness to take on the entrepreneurial risk associated with tackling the problem of firmographic data on an enterprise scale.
2023-05-2936 minArt of Procurement587: [BONUS] An AOP Rebrand 8 Years in the Making w/ Philip Ideson and Kelly BarnerEffective today, Art of Procurement has a new brand: an uploaded logo, look, and feel that align with our vision for procurement and the expanded content and events that are available to the AOP community. This rebrand comes after eight years of gradual shifts. Starting with the launch of the podcast in 2015, Art of Procurement has grown to become the leading source of trusted, actionable insights for forward-thinking procurement leaders. In this bonus episode, Partners Philip Ideson and Kelly Barner explain the intent and process behind this change: How our rebrand goes beyond just...
2023-05-0215 minArt of Procurement571: The Journey to 1 Million Downloads of the Art of Procurement Podcast w/ Kelly Barner and Philip IdesonArt of Procurement recently passed a major milestone for any podcast - but one that is particularly exciting for a niche business podcast… our one-millionth download! Philip Ideson recorded the first episode of the podcast back in 2015 (he and Kelly Barner connected for the very first time to record episode 6!). Over time, the podcast has evolved and matured just as much as the procurement community has, and today it is the #1 downloaded procurement podcast in the world. But if you thought that was our whole story, you would be missing out on a lot… To...
2023-03-2049 minArt of Procurement565: Key Takeaways From Digital Outcomes 2023 w/ Philip Ideson and Kelly BarnerTo support this need for balance, the Art of Procurement team brought together a broad range of experts to speak at Digital Outcomes 2023: one of our largest virtual events of the year. We heard about technical challenges and human growing pains… in addition to technical triumphs and human evolution. In this episode of the pod, Philip Ideson and Kelly Barner share their combined takeaways from this fast-paced two day event: How to take new ideas from a relatively safe incubation phase to full scale corporate programs The risks that exist for procurement teams that are...
2023-02-2630 minArt of Procurement559: Riding the Rollercoaster of Procurement Recruiting w/ Mark HolyoakeThe procurement job scene has been a wild ride for the last few years. Conditions are standing to change, and no one ever should have expected otherwise. As procurement begins to enter a new phase of recruitment under very different economic conditions, there are still plenty of op[portunities - but it may require a new approach to find them. Mark Holyoake is the Managing Director of Holyoake Search, a recruitment specialist focused on procurement. Mark joined host Philip Ideson for a discussion about the general health of the procurement job market and how it h...
2023-02-0644 minArt of Procurement555: Establishing Procurement in a Moonshot Factory w/ Vytas SliesoraitisCould there be any better qualification to compete in Ironman events than a 20-plus-year career in procurement? We find out in this week's podcast, as host Philip Ideson is joined by procurement leader turned Ironman Vytas Sliesoraitis. Vytas has a diverse procurement background that includes time in procurement at Intel in his native Brazil, leading procurement at Google X (Google's R&D company), and Global Head of Procurement at Epic Games, the makers of Fortnite. In this conversation, Vytas and Philip discuss many of the lessons learned from his long and varied career in...
2023-01-2345 minArt of Procurement553: Digital Outcomes 2023 Agenda Reveal w/ Kelly Barner and Philip IdesonDo fish know they are wet? Every creature on earth has a natural habitat. Procurement's habitat is digital. And yet, the digital aspects of procurement's work are so pervasive, they surround us like the air we breathe. It is easy to forget to look at the nature of digital business when we are focused on individual technologies… just like fish may not notice they are wet. Digital Outcomes is an annual virtual event that creates a space for procurement to think about the macro trends associated with digital business. In this episode, Philip Ideson and Ke...
2023-01-1633 minArt of Procurement551: Navigating the Perfect Storm Using Category Management w/ Stephane MorelCategory management has its fair share of supporters and detractors - and that is just within the procurement community. But rumors of its pending demise may be premature. Rather than rejecting category management because circumstances and strategies are constantly changing, procurement should embrace category management because circumstances will always change and strategies must adapt accordingly. In this episode, Philip Ideson welcomes the first guest of 2023: Stephane Morel, a Global Process Owner within Strategic Procurement at Novartis. He is responsible for advancing, aligning, alleviating, accelerating, and automating strategic procurement processes. He also had the opportunity to lead Novartis...
2023-01-0950 minArt of Procurement543: Who is responsible for making sure suppliers break even? w/ Philip Ideson and Kelly BarnerIn challenging economic times, each company has to eke the most value out of every contract. But are there limitations to that? A recent article from CIPS' Supply Management Magazine, How the Actions of Procurement Teams Are Contributing to Insolvencies, brought this question to the forefront. In a LinkedIn Pulse Poll, Philip Ideson asked, should procurement be responsible for what they ask for in situations where they hold a high amount of leverage or is it up to the supplier not to offer what they cannot afford? In this episode of the podcast...
2022-12-0530 minArt of Procurement533: MAKE IT HAPPEN - Applying the Athlete's Mindset to Your Procurement Journey w/ Lou AlexanderProfessional athletes represent the top 1% in their sport. While talent will take an athlete a long way, the key differentiator between those that reach the top and those who come close is mindset: the 'athlete's mindset.' This powerful but intangible way of thinking makes it possible to achieve seemingly insurmountable goals - no matter what arena you compete in. In this week's episode, we are sharing the final session of Mastermind LIVE 2022. Philip Ideson was joined on the virtual stage by Lou Alexander, a former NFL and Division 1 football player who now works with procurement teams...
2022-10-3129 minArt of Procurement529: Key Takeaways from ProcureCon EU w/ Helen Mackenzie and Philip IdesonIn this episode, Philip Ideson is joined by Helen Mackenzie, Art of Procurement's Head of Community and Events. They recently had the opportunity to attend ProcureCon EU in Barcelona, Spain. Not only was the conference a great place to meet with colleagues face to face, it also presented an opportunity to consider today's key economic, geopolitical, and business challenges from a uniquely European perspective. During the conversation Philip and Helen discuss: Some of the most memorable procurement executives and points of view shared during the trip The changes procurement needs to make if they r...
2022-10-1739 minArt of Procurement525: Improving Procurement's Impact From the Moment of Intake w/ Philip Ideson and Kelly BarnerThere has been a lot of talk about 'experience' in procurement during the last couple of years, but how important is it really? Could it be that improving the employee experience is the only way for procurement to fully leverage their ability to drive value? We wanted to know more, so we partnered with the team at Zip Intake-to-Procure to run a survey that looked at how the procurement-created employee experience impacts procurement performance. The findings were really compelling, as you will hear. In this episode, Philip Ideson and Kelly Barner share their perspectives on t...
2022-10-0333 minArt of Procurement504: Hour of Change and Challenge: 10X the Impact of Procurement w/ Kelly Barner and Philip IdesonMost of the improvements procurement has achieved over time have been incremental. And while there is nothing wrong with incremental change, the challenges presented by today's economy and global supply disruptions demand more. This is procurement's "hour of change and challenge" as J.F.K. said in the famous speech quoted above. During the last 20 years or so, procurement has operated within a narrow band of capabilities and strategies. And while we have certainly had to contend with external limiting factors, many of the guardrails that constrain us are ones that we put in place...
2022-08-0147 minArt of Procurement500: Profit From the Source w/ Authors Daniel Weise and Dr. Wolfgang SchnellbächerProcurement understands that suppliers offer critical opportunities for advantage and risk resilience - but does the rest of the company? A recent book, Profit from the Source: Transforming Your Business by Putting Suppliers at the Core, makes the case for more involvement and understanding from CEOs. In this episode, Philip Ideson is joined by two of the four authors of that book, Daniel Weise, a Partner and Managing Director in Boston Consulting Group's Dusseldorf office, and Dr. Wolfgang Schnellbächer, a Partner and Managing Director based in BCG's Stuttgart office. Their combined expertise in procurement and game-theory-based n...
2022-07-1839 minArt of Procurement437: Day 1 for Procurement w/ Philip IdesonThis time of year provides a natural opportunity to pause and reflect; standing on the boundary line between old and new, past and future. After skipping the tradition of writing a pair of annual letters in 2020 - because what was there to say that hadn't already been said? - Philip Ideson uses this week's episode to consider the foundational philosophy of the AOP team as we head into 2022. In addition to sharing his reflections on 2021, Philip elaborates on the importance of mindset and culture in the face of what would seem to be never-ending disruption: The...
2022-01-0319 minArt of Procurement421: Applying Cognitive Technology to Procurement w/ Melissa DrewWe have observed a huge surge in investment in procurement technology startups over the last 12 months, and many of them are leveraging new 'cognitive' technologies to be smarter and more intuitive than the procurement technology of years past. In order to truly understand the value proposition of these solutions, procurement needs to have a solid grasp of what cognitive technology is and how its introduction will impact current technology, processes, and talent. In this episode, host Philip Ideson speaks with Melissa Drew, an Associate Partner at IBM. Melissa has 27 years of procurement and supply chain experience, from both...
2021-10-2540 minArt of Procurement419: Responding to Supplier Price Increase Requests w/ Philip IdesonNews of supply shortages and price increases seem to be everywhere. For consumers, that means their dollar doesn't buy quite as much as it used to, but for procurement, it means every supplier email or call is likely to be a request for a price increase. What is procurement to do? In this crossover episode from The Sourcing Hero podcast, produced in partnership with Una, Host Kelly Barner flips the tables to interview AOP Founder and Managing Director Philip Ideson. His advice on how to address supplier price increase requests is timely - as is his input...
2021-10-1124 minArt of Procurement409: Reflections, Vision, and Plans for the Rest of 2021 W/ Philip IdesonSince Philip Ideson started Art of Procurement almost six years ago, a broad range of executives, practitioners, academics, and more have shared over 3.2 Million words of wisdom through our podcasts, webinars, virtual events, and long-form writing. Regardless of their focus or point of view, each person shared our singular goal of helping forward-thinking leaders change the game for their company by elevating procurement's impact. In this week's episode, Philip Ideson delivers a solo show update on the year to date, looking at everything we've all been through and how it has changed our lives, our work, and o...
2021-08-2318 minArt of Procurement394: A Conversation with the Authors of 'Profit From Procurement'The book "Profit from Procurement: How to Add 30% to Your Bottom Line by Breaking Down Silos" was recently published by Alex Klein, Simon Whatson, and Jose Oliveira of procurement consultancy Efficio. To mark the official release, they invited AOP Founder and Managing Director Philip Ideson to moderate their virtual book launch. In this podcast conversation, the co-authors discuss the key themes of the book which was written to help inspire action and provide a roadmap for readers to increase profitability through the levers of strategic procurement. The key themes of the book highlighted and discussed by...
2021-05-1743 minArt of Procurement393: Holistic Supply Chain Risk Management: Response & Resilience w/ Heiko SchwarzAs digital transformation progresses, corporate leadership teams are increasing their focus on the quality and availability of data. Spend analysis is just one internal data resource in a sea of data ecosystems, but it has the potential to serve as the foundational connection point for all procurement analytics. For this special series, Art of Procurement partnered with Sievo and Buyers Meeting Point to take a deep dive into procurement data ecosystems. We will explore how procurement leaders can meet their analytical requirements while also exploiting the full cross-functional value of data - data that enables corporate growth...
2021-05-1056 minArt of Procurement391: Procurement as the Master and Beneficiary of Data Ecosystems w/ Sammeli SammalkorpiAs digital transformation progresses, corporate leadership teams are increasing their focus on the quality and availability of data. Spend analysis is just one internal data resource in a sea of data ecosystems, but it has the potential to serve as the foundational connection point for all procurement analytics. For this special series, Art of Procurement partnered with Sievo and Buyers Meeting Point to take a deep dive into procurement data ecosystems. We will explore how procurement leaders can meet their analytical requirements while also exploiting the full cross-functional value of data - data that enables corporate growth...
2021-04-2638 minArt of Procurement390: Why Procurement Leaders Must Seize the Moment and Transform Their Function - A Mastermind LIVE Spring Panel DiscussionAt Mastermind LIVE Spring 2021, Art of Procurement had the opportunity to bring together a visionary panel of procurement leaders to discuss the urgency of the present moment and what can and should be done to support corporate growth. The panel included: Adam Brown, Senior Manager of Procurement Transformation & Head of the Procurement Garage at BT Amy Fong, Vice President, Sourcing and Vendor Management for Everest Group Keith Browning, Managing Director, Supply Chain Management at Delta Air Lines Keith Hausmann, Globality's Chief Revenue Officer Reunan Varene, Global Head of Procurement at Dropbox Facilitated by Philip Ideson, this discussion-based s...
2021-04-1947 minArt of Procurement387: The AOP Mastermind LIVE Spring Preview ShowIn today's fast-paced world, imagery is just as important for communicating meaning as the words we use. That is why the Mastermind LIVE Spring logo includes a clock with its hands set at 5 minutes until midnight. This is a moment for urgency - but not panic. The business world needs leaders, and the AOP team firmly believes that those leaders are currently in the ranks of the procurement profession. Stepping up to lead is a serious decision, not one to be taken lightly. That is why we have built a very purposeful agenda for our spring event, o...
2021-03-3125 minArt of Procurement376: Driving a Growth Agenda - Going Beyond the Table Stakes w/ Philip IdesonTraditionally, procurement has been focused on driving corporate profitability by putting pressure on suppliers, rationalizing specifications, and managing demand. While these strategies have delivered some benefits to the business, their diminishing returns came at the cost of procurement's internal reputation. As procurement's focus turns to top-line growth, they will have to change more than just their strategies and tactics before they can be successful. This podcast is the last in a 4-part series focused on how procurement can contribute to efforts to restore corporate growth. In this episode, Host Philip Ideson shares why a focus on growth...
2021-02-2515 minArt of Procurement281: Planning for 2020 - This Month in ProcurementIn this episode, AOP Host Philip Ideson and Kelly Barner (General Manager of AOP and Owner of Buyers Meeting Point) discuss their major take-aways from October's news, industry topics and podcast interviews. In October, we heard a total of seven podcasts: A solo show from Philip Ideson on Getting Executive Buy-in for a Procurement Change Initiative A five-part series with leadership team from Efficio, titled "A CPO's First 100 Days" An interview with Ryan Flynn, a Principal at Deloitte Consulting, about their 8th annual CPO Survey This month's discussion topic is one that most procurement professionals – mos...
2019-11-0444 minArt of Procurement268: Technology "Turn Arounds" - This Month in ProcurementIn this episode, AOP Host Philip Ideson and Kelly Barner (AOP Content Director and Owner of Buyers Meeting Point) discuss their major take-aways from August's news, industry topics and podcast interviews. In August, we split our time between active procurement practitioners and thought leaders. Dana Small, Global Category Manager at BioMarin Pharmaceutical, talked about her transition from finance to procurement (yes, on purpose) and shared how being a business blogger changes her perspective on her 'day job'. Then Jason Cammorata, Vice President of Strategic Sourcing at MDC Partners, spoke about the qualities that make conflict "good" for...
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The Procurement Revolution 2016Six Disruptive Forces and their Impact on Procurement w/ Constantine LimberakisThe Procurement Revolution 2016 was a virtual, global, multi-media movement aimed at getting procurement professionals to stand up, speak out, and drive change and was co-organized by Philip Ideson of Art of Procurement and Kelly Barner of Buyers Meeting Point. Over the course of 5 days in September 2016, 40 Revolutionaries from both within and outside the procurement profession. delivered 5 live Q&A webinars and over 50 unique pieces of audio, video, and written content. One of our key beliefs was to make the content generation accessible to all. No paywalls, no email signups required, and no sponsors. To...
2016-10-1814 minThe Procurement Revolution 2016Autonomous Vehicles and the Digital Supply Chain w/ Dr Tom DePaoliThe Procurement Revolution 2016 was a virtual, global, multi-media movement aimed at getting procurement professionals to stand up, speak out, and drive change and was co-organized by Philip Ideson of Art of Procurement and Kelly Barner of Buyers Meeting Point. Over the course of 5 days in September 2016, 40 Revolutionaries from both within and outside the procurement profession. delivered 5 live Q&A webinars and over 50 unique pieces of audio, video, and written content. One of our key beliefs was to make the content generation accessible to all. No paywalls, no email signups required, and no sponsors. To...
2016-10-1814 minThe Procurement Revolution 2016You are the Future of Procurement w/ Jon HansenThe Procurement Revolution 2016 was a virtual, global, multi-media movement aimed at getting procurement professionals to stand up, speak out, and drive change and was co-organized by Philip Ideson of Art of Procurement and Kelly Barner of Buyers Meeting Point. Over the course of 5 days in September 2016, 40 Revolutionaries from both within and outside the procurement profession. delivered 5 live Q&A webinars and over 50 unique pieces of audio, video, and written content. One of our key beliefs was to make the content generation accessible to all. No paywalls, no email signups required, and no sponsors. To...
2016-10-1804 minThe Procurement Revolution 2016Harness Sourcing Business Models to Deliver Next Generation Strategic Sourcing w/ Kate VitasekThe Procurement Revolution 2016 was a virtual, global, multi-media movement aimed at getting procurement professionals to stand up, speak out, and drive change and was co-organized by Philip Ideson of Art of Procurement and Kelly Barner of Buyers Meeting Point. Over the course of 5 days in September 2016, 40 Revolutionaries from both within and outside the procurement profession. delivered 5 live Q&A webinars and over 50 unique pieces of audio, video, and written content. One of our key beliefs was to make the content generation accessible to all. No paywalls, no email signups required, and no sponsors. To...
2016-10-1816 minThe Procurement Revolution 2016Friday Reflection: Leading Edge & the Future of Procurement w/ Kelly BarnerThe Procurement Revolution 2016 was a virtual, global, multi-media movement aimed at getting procurement professionals to stand up, speak out, and drive change and was co-organized by Philip Ideson of Art of Procurement and Kelly Barner of Buyers Meeting Point. Over the course of 5 days in September 2016, 40 Revolutionaries from both within and outside the procurement profession. delivered 5 live Q&A webinars and over 50 unique pieces of audio, video, and written content. One of our key beliefs was to make the content generation accessible to all. No paywalls, no email signups required, and no sponsors. To...
2016-10-1803 minThe Procurement Revolution 2016Make an Impact that Matters w/ Lance YoungerThe Procurement Revolution 2016 was a virtual, global, multi-media movement aimed at getting procurement professionals to stand up, speak out, and drive change and was co-organized by Philip Ideson of Art of Procurement and Kelly Barner of Buyers Meeting Point. Over the course of 5 days in September 2016, 40 Revolutionaries from both within and outside the procurement profession. delivered 5 live Q&A webinars and over 50 unique pieces of audio, video, and written content. One of our key beliefs was to make the content generation accessible to all. No paywalls, no email signups required, and no sponsors. To...
2016-10-1812 minThe Procurement Revolution 2016Future of Procurement: Value, Digitization & Cognition w/ Mark PereraThe Procurement Revolution 2016 was a virtual, global, multi-media movement aimed at getting procurement professionals to stand up, speak out, and drive change and was co-organized by Philip Ideson of Art of Procurement and Kelly Barner of Buyers Meeting Point. Over the course of 5 days in September 2016, 40 Revolutionaries from both within and outside the procurement profession. delivered 5 live Q&A webinars and over 50 unique pieces of audio, video, and written content. One of our key beliefs was to make the content generation accessible to all. No paywalls, no email signups required, and no sponsors. To...
2016-10-1805 minThe Procurement Revolution 2016Where Procurement Has Been and Where it is Going w/ Wray Myers and Ken GaulThe Procurement Revolution 2016 was a virtual, global, multi-media movement aimed at getting procurement professionals to stand up, speak out, and drive change and was co-organized by Philip Ideson of Art of Procurement and Kelly Barner of Buyers Meeting Point. Over the course of 5 days in September 2016, 40 Revolutionaries from both within and outside the procurement profession. delivered 5 live Q&A webinars and over 50 unique pieces of audio, video, and written content. One of our key beliefs was to make the content generation accessible to all. No paywalls, no email signups required, and no sponsors. To...
2016-10-1811 minThe Procurement Revolution 2016Hype, Reality & the Future of Procurement w/ Derk ErbeThe Procurement Revolution 2016 was a virtual, global, multi-media movement aimed at getting procurement professionals to stand up, speak out, and drive change and was co-organized by Philip Ideson of Art of Procurement and Kelly Barner of Buyers Meeting Point. Over the course of 5 days in September 2016, 40 Revolutionaries from both within and outside the procurement profession. delivered 5 live Q&A webinars and over 50 unique pieces of audio, video, and written content. One of our key beliefs was to make the content generation accessible to all. No paywalls, no email signups required, and no sponsors. To...
2016-10-1848 minThe Procurement Revolution 2016Lessons Learned on the Entrepreneurial Journey w/ Stephany LapierreThe Procurement Revolution 2016 was a virtual, global, multi-media movement aimed at getting procurement professionals to stand up, speak out, and drive change and was co-organized by Philip Ideson of Art of Procurement and Kelly Barner of Buyers Meeting Point. Over the course of 5 days in September 2016, 40 Revolutionaries from both within and outside the procurement profession. delivered 5 live Q&A webinars and over 50 unique pieces of audio, video, and written content. One of our key beliefs was to make the content generation accessible to all. No paywalls, no email signups required, and no sponsors. To...
2016-10-1813 minThe Procurement Revolution 2016Do Procurement Differently by Changing Your Focus w/ Stephen AshcroftThe Procurement Revolution 2016 was a virtual, global, multi-media movement aimed at getting procurement professionals to stand up, speak out, and drive change and was co-organized by Philip Ideson of Art of Procurement and Kelly Barner of Buyers Meeting Point. Over the course of 5 days in September 2016, 40 Revolutionaries from both within and outside the procurement profession. delivered 5 live Q&A webinars and over 50 unique pieces of audio, video, and written content. One of our key beliefs was to make the content generation accessible to all. No paywalls, no email signups required, and no sponsors. To...
2016-10-1811 minThe Procurement Revolution 2016IRONMAN Procurement w/ Ed CrossThe Procurement Revolution 2016 was a virtual, global, multi-media movement aimed at getting procurement professionals to stand up, speak out, and drive change and was co-organized by Philip Ideson of Art of Procurement and Kelly Barner of Buyers Meeting Point. Over the course of 5 days in September 2016, 40 Revolutionaries from both within and outside the procurement profession. delivered 5 live Q&A webinars and over 50 unique pieces of audio, video, and written content. One of our key beliefs was to make the content generation accessible to all. No paywalls, no email signups required, and no sponsors. To...
2016-10-1815 minThe Procurement Revolution 2016A Mindset Shift is Required to take Procurement to the Next Level w/ Elisabeth Schlag LawrenceThe Procurement Revolution 2016 was a virtual, global, multi-media movement aimed at getting procurement professionals to stand up, speak out, and drive change and was co-organized by Philip Ideson of Art of Procurement and Kelly Barner of Buyers Meeting Point. Over the course of 5 days in September 2016, 40 Revolutionaries from both within and outside the procurement profession. delivered 5 live Q&A webinars and over 50 unique pieces of audio, video, and written content. One of our key beliefs was to make the content generation accessible to all. No paywalls, no email signups required, and no sponsors. To...
2016-10-1811 minThe Procurement Revolution 2016On the Road to Strategic Relevance w/ Jeanette JonesThe Procurement Revolution 2016 was a virtual, global, multi-media movement aimed at getting procurement professionals to stand up, speak out, and drive change and was co-organized by Philip Ideson of Art of Procurement and Kelly Barner of Buyers Meeting Point. Over the course of 5 days in September 2016, 40 Revolutionaries from both within and outside the procurement profession. delivered 5 live Q&A webinars and over 50 unique pieces of audio, video, and written content. One of our key beliefs was to make the content generation accessible to all. No paywalls, no email signups required, and no sponsors. To...
2016-10-1809 minThe Procurement Revolution 2016The Role of Communications in Procurement Transformation w/ Kellie PetersonThe Procurement Revolution 2016 was a virtual, global, multi-media movement aimed at getting procurement professionals to stand up, speak out, and drive change and was co-organized by Philip Ideson of Art of Procurement and Kelly Barner of Buyers Meeting Point. Over the course of 5 days in September 2016, 40 Revolutionaries from both within and outside the procurement profession. delivered 5 live Q&A webinars and over 50 unique pieces of audio, video, and written content. One of our key beliefs was to make the content generation accessible to all. No paywalls, no email signups required, and no sponsors. To...
2016-10-1816 minThe Procurement Revolution 2016Daily Reflection: Be Prepared - Development & Mindset w/ Kelly BarnerThe Procurement Revolution 2016 was a virtual, global, multi-media movement aimed at getting procurement professionals to stand up, speak out, and drive change and was co-organized by Philip Ideson of Art of Procurement and Kelly Barner of Buyers Meeting Point. Over the course of 5 days in September 2016, 40 Revolutionaries from both within and outside the procurement profession. delivered 5 live Q&A webinars and over 50 unique pieces of audio, video, and written content. One of our key beliefs was to make the content generation accessible to all. No paywalls, no email signups required, and no sponsors. To...
2016-10-1803 minThe Procurement Revolution 2016Embrace Change and Use it to Your Advantage w/ Philip IdesonThe Procurement Revolution 2016 was a virtual, global, multi-media movement aimed at getting procurement professionals to stand up, speak out, and drive change and was co-organized by Philip Ideson of Art of Procurement and Kelly Barner of Buyers Meeting Point. Over the course of 5 days in September 2016, 40 Revolutionaries from both within and outside the procurement profession. delivered 5 live Q&A webinars and over 50 unique pieces of audio, video, and written content. One of our key beliefs was to make the content generation accessible to all. No paywalls, no email signups required, and no sponsors. To...
2016-10-1803 minThe Procurement Revolution 2016Why Changing Your Mindset is Crucial to be Successful in the New Age of Procurement w/ Jack MilesThe Procurement Revolution 2016 was a virtual, global, multi-media movement aimed at getting procurement professionals to stand up, speak out, and drive change and was co-organized by Philip Ideson of Art of Procurement and Kelly Barner of Buyers Meeting Point. Over the course of 5 days in September 2016, 40 Revolutionaries from both within and outside the procurement profession. delivered 5 live Q&A webinars and over 50 unique pieces of audio, video, and written content. One of our key beliefs was to make the content generation accessible to all. No paywalls, no email signups required, and no sponsors. To...
2016-10-1857 minThe Procurement Revolution 2016Making Payments a Strategic Part of Procurement w/ Amber ChristianThe Procurement Revolution 2016 was a virtual, global, multi-media movement aimed at getting procurement professionals to stand up, speak out, and drive change and was co-organized by Philip Ideson of Art of Procurement and Kelly Barner of Buyers Meeting Point. Over the course of 5 days in September 2016, 40 Revolutionaries from both within and outside the procurement profession. delivered 5 live Q&A webinars and over 50 unique pieces of audio, video, and written content. One of our key beliefs was to make the content generation accessible to all. No paywalls, no email signups required, and no sponsors. To...
2016-10-1811 minThe Procurement Revolution 2016Daily Reflection: The Unknown Unknowns of Globalization w/ Kelly BarnerThe Procurement Revolution 2016 was a virtual, global, multi-media movement aimed at getting procurement professionals to stand up, speak out, and drive change and was co-organized by Philip Ideson of Art of Procurement and Kelly Barner of Buyers Meeting Point. Over the course of 5 days in September 2016, 40 Revolutionaries from both within and outside the procurement profession. delivered 5 live Q&A webinars and over 50 unique pieces of audio, video, and written content. One of our key beliefs was to make the content generation accessible to all. No paywalls, no email signups required, and no sponsors. To...
2016-10-1821 minThe Procurement Revolution 2016Procurement as a Risk Manager w/ Philip IdesonThe Procurement Revolution 2016 was a virtual, global, multi-media movement aimed at getting procurement professionals to stand up, speak out, and drive change and was co-organized by Philip Ideson of Art of Procurement and Kelly Barner of Buyers Meeting Point. Over the course of 5 days in September 2016, 40 Revolutionaries from both within and outside the procurement profession. delivered 5 live Q&A webinars and over 50 unique pieces of audio, video, and written content. One of our key beliefs was to make the content generation accessible to all. No paywalls, no email signups required, and no sponsors. To...
2016-10-1821 minThe Procurement Revolution 2016True Stories of Global Supply Risk w/ Rosemary CoatesThe Procurement Revolution 2016 was a virtual, global, multi-media movement aimed at getting procurement professionals to stand up, speak out, and drive change and was co-organized by Philip Ideson of Art of Procurement and Kelly Barner of Buyers Meeting Point. Over the course of 5 days in September 2016, 40 Revolutionaries from both within and outside the procurement profession. delivered 5 live Q&A webinars and over 50 unique pieces of audio, video, and written content. One of our key beliefs was to make the content generation accessible to all. No paywalls, no email signups required, and no sponsors. To...
2016-10-1815 minThe Procurement Revolution 2016Challenges for Food Supply Chains of the Future w/ Professor Samir DaniThe Procurement Revolution 2016 was a virtual, global, multi-media movement aimed at getting procurement professionals to stand up, speak out, and drive change and was co-organized by Philip Ideson of Art of Procurement and Kelly Barner of Buyers Meeting Point. Over the course of 5 days in September 2016, 40 Revolutionaries from both within and outside the procurement profession. delivered 5 live Q&A webinars and over 50 unique pieces of audio, video, and written content. One of our key beliefs was to make the content generation accessible to all. No paywalls, no email signups required, and no sponsors. To...
2016-10-1821 minThe Procurement Revolution 2016Contracting for International Supply Chain Success w/ Sarah RathkeThe Procurement Revolution 2016 was a virtual, global, multi-media movement aimed at getting procurement professionals to stand up, speak out, and drive change and was co-organized by Philip Ideson of Art of Procurement and Kelly Barner of Buyers Meeting Point. Over the course of 5 days in September 2016, 40 Revolutionaries from both within and outside the procurement profession. delivered 5 live Q&A webinars and over 50 unique pieces of audio, video, and written content. One of our key beliefs was to make the content generation accessible to all. No paywalls, no email signups required, and no sponsors. To...
2016-10-1815 minThe Procurement Revolution 2016Supplier Intelligence in the Age of Social Media w/ Dr. Jim Narus & Dr. Michelle StewardThe Procurement Revolution 2016 was a virtual, global, multi-media movement aimed at getting procurement professionals to stand up, speak out, and drive change and was co-organized by Philip Ideson of Art of Procurement and Kelly Barner of Buyers Meeting Point. Over the course of 5 days in September 2016, 40 Revolutionaries from both within and outside the procurement profession. delivered 5 live Q&A webinars and over 50 unique pieces of audio, video, and written content. One of our key beliefs was to make the content generation accessible to all. No paywalls, no email signups required, and no sponsors. To...
2016-10-1855 minThe Procurement Revolution 2016Recovering from Procurement KPI "Side Effects" w/ Bertrand MaltaverneThe Procurement Revolution 2016 was a virtual, global, multi-media movement aimed at getting procurement professionals to stand up, speak out, and drive change and was co-organized by Philip Ideson of Art of Procurement and Kelly Barner of Buyers Meeting Point. Over the course of 5 days in September 2016, 40 Revolutionaries from both within and outside the procurement profession. delivered 5 live Q&A webinars and over 50 unique pieces of audio, video, and written content. One of our key beliefs was to make the content generation accessible to all. No paywalls, no email signups required, and no sponsors. To...
2016-10-1816 minThe Procurement Revolution 2016We Get the Behavior that we Incentivize w/ Gordon DonovanThe Procurement Revolution 2016 was a virtual, global, multi-media movement aimed at getting procurement professionals to stand up, speak out, and drive change and was co-organized by Philip Ideson of Art of Procurement and Kelly Barner of Buyers Meeting Point. Over the course of 5 days in September 2016, 40 Revolutionaries from both within and outside the procurement profession. delivered 5 live Q&A webinars and over 50 unique pieces of audio, video, and written content. One of our key beliefs was to make the content generation accessible to all. No paywalls, no email signups required, and no sponsors. To...
2016-10-1809 minThe Procurement Revolution 2016Daily Reflection: Aligning for Relevancy w/ Kelly BarnerThe Procurement Revolution 2016 was a virtual, global, multi-media movement aimed at getting procurement professionals to stand up, speak out, and drive change and was co-organized by Philip Ideson of Art of Procurement and Kelly Barner of Buyers Meeting Point. Over the course of 5 days in September 2016, 40 Revolutionaries from both within and outside the procurement profession. delivered 5 live Q&A webinars and over 50 unique pieces of audio, video, and written content. One of our key beliefs was to make the content generation accessible to all. No paywalls, no email signups required, and no sponsors. To...
2016-10-1803 minThe Procurement Revolution 2016Fixing Procurement Culture Through Realigned Priorities w/ Mike RobertsonThe Procurement Revolution 2016 was a virtual, global, multi-media movement aimed at getting procurement professionals to stand up, speak out, and drive change and was co-organized by Philip Ideson of Art of Procurement and Kelly Barner of Buyers Meeting Point. Over the course of 5 days in September 2016, 40 Revolutionaries from both within and outside the procurement profession. delivered 5 live Q&A webinars and over 50 unique pieces of audio, video, and written content. One of our key beliefs was to make the content generation accessible to all. No paywalls, no email signups required, and no sponsors. To...
2016-10-1822 minThe Procurement Revolution 2016We are in the Business of Helping our Stakeholders Win w/ Philip IdesonThe Procurement Revolution 2016 was a virtual, global, multi-media movement aimed at getting procurement professionals to stand up, speak out, and drive change and was co-organized by Philip Ideson of Art of Procurement and Kelly Barner of Buyers Meeting Point. Over the course of 5 days in September 2016, 40 Revolutionaries from both within and outside the procurement profession. delivered 5 live Q&A webinars and over 50 unique pieces of audio, video, and written content. One of our key beliefs was to make the content generation accessible to all. No paywalls, no email signups required, and no sponsors. To...
2016-10-1805 minThe Procurement Revolution 2016The Procurement Revolution will Not be Televised w/ Pierre LapreeThe Procurement Revolution 2016 was a virtual, global, multi-media movement aimed at getting procurement professionals to stand up, speak out, and drive change and was co-organized by Philip Ideson of Art of Procurement and Kelly Barner of Buyers Meeting Point. Over the course of 5 days in September 2016, 40 Revolutionaries from both within and outside the procurement profession. delivered 5 live Q&A webinars and over 50 unique pieces of audio, video, and written content. One of our key beliefs was to make the content generation accessible to all. No paywalls, no email signups required, and no sponsors. To...
2016-10-1805 minThe Procurement Revolution 2016Aligning Procurement with our Stakeholders w/ Sam AchampongThe Procurement Revolution 2016 was a virtual, global, multi-media movement aimed at getting procurement professionals to stand up, speak out, and drive change and was co-organized by Philip Ideson of Art of Procurement and Kelly Barner of Buyers Meeting Point. Over the course of 5 days in September 2016, 40 Revolutionaries from both within and outside the procurement profession. delivered 5 live Q&A webinars and over 50 unique pieces of audio, video, and written content. One of our key beliefs was to make the content generation accessible to all. No paywalls, no email signups required, and no sponsors. To...
2016-10-1814 minThe Procurement Revolution 2016Licensing the Procurement Profession w/ Sam AchampongThe Procurement Revolution 2016 was a virtual, global, multi-media movement aimed at getting procurement professionals to stand up, speak out, and drive change and was co-organized by Philip Ideson of Art of Procurement and Kelly Barner of Buyers Meeting Point. Over the course of 5 days in September 2016, 40 Revolutionaries from both within and outside the procurement profession. delivered 5 live Q&A webinars and over 50 unique pieces of audio, video, and written content. One of our key beliefs was to make the content generation accessible to all. No paywalls, no email signups required, and no sponsors. To...
2016-10-1813 minThe Procurement Revolution 2016How Procurement Gains Buy-In w/ Wray Myers & Ken GaulThe Procurement Revolution 2016 was a virtual, global, multi-media movement aimed at getting procurement professionals to stand up, speak out, and drive change and was co-organized by Philip Ideson of Art of Procurement and Kelly Barner of Buyers Meeting Point. Over the course of 5 days in September 2016, 40 Revolutionaries from both within and outside the procurement profession. delivered 5 live Q&A webinars and over 50 unique pieces of audio, video, and written content. One of our key beliefs was to make the content generation accessible to all. No paywalls, no email signups required, and no sponsors. To...
2016-10-1813 minThe Procurement Revolution 2016Procurement as a Competitive Advantage w/ Philip IdesonThe Procurement Revolution 2016 was a virtual, global, multi-media movement aimed at getting procurement professionals to stand up, speak out, and drive change and was co-organized by Philip Ideson of Art of Procurement and Kelly Barner of Buyers Meeting Point. Over the course of 5 days in September 2016, 40 Revolutionaries from both within and outside the procurement profession. delivered 5 live Q&A webinars and over 50 unique pieces of audio, video, and written content. One of our key beliefs was to make the content generation accessible to all. No paywalls, no email signups required, and no sponsors. To...
2016-10-1805 minArt of ProcurementIs Procurement Outsourcing An All Or Nothing Value Proposition with Philip IdesonIn this Thanksgiving week episode, host Philip Ideson discusses whether or not procurement outsourcing is an all or nothing value proposition, and explains different procurement outsourcing use cases.
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