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Forecasting the Future: Executive Predictions for 2023
What will the future hold?
Being able to answer that question accurately is less about being right than it is being ready. (Okay, it might be a little bit about being right…) Knowing what will be important in the months to come offers advantages in the forms of aligned thinking, strategic planning, and better cross-functional collaboration.
In this webinar with Art of Procurement, Rujul, and Colin, share their predictions in three key areas:
- Economy: No one can escape macroeconomic trends and pressures, and they will affect providers and practitioners differently. How will those pressures exhibit themselves in each group’s work?
- Experience: Procurement had only just embraced self-guided sourcing when no-code started gaining traction. Where will automation have the greatest impact on friction and compliance?
- Business Alignment: The rise of Fintech and a renewed focus on legal and regulatory compliance will change how procurement approaches certain categories and relationships. What choices can we make today to be ready for new conversations tomorrow?
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What will the future hold?
Being able to answer that question accurately is less about being right than it is being ready. (Okay, it might be a little bit about being right…) Knowing what will be important in the months to come offers advantages in the forms of aligned thinking, strategic planning, and better cross-functional collaboration.
In this webinar with Art of Procurement, Rujul, and Colin, share their predictions in three key areas:
- Economy: No one can escape macroeconomic trends and pressures, and they will affect providers and practitioners differently. How will those pressures exhibit themselves in each group’s work?
- Experience: Procurement had only just embraced self-guided sourcing when no-code started gaining traction. Where will automation have the greatest impact on friction and compliance?
- Business Alignment: The rise of Fintech and a renewed focus on legal and regulatory compliance will change how procurement approaches certain categories and relationships. What choices can we make today to be ready for new conversations tomorrow?
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