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Saving Procurement from Itself

October 2, 2007

It’s time for chief procurement officers to stop relying solely on functional depth and start increasing functional breadth.

by Hugh Baker and Fabrice Saporito

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April 9, 2002

Purchasing can deliver ongoing benefits, but only if it cycles through a series of linked disciplines.

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