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By Jon W. Hansen | Procurement Insights | March 2026

It is a fair question. And it deserves a direct answer.

Gartner has thousands of analysts. Hackett has decades of benchmarking data. Spend Matters has deep vendor coverage. KPMG and Deloitte have global consulting armies. If organizational readiness is the missing variable in procurement te...


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By Jon W. Hansen | Procurement Insights | March 22, 2026

The conventional narrative about procurement technology failure goes like this: organizations keep buying the wrong platforms, chasing the latest innovation, and abandoning implementations before they deliver value. The technology is the variable. Procurement is the victim.

That narrati...


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By Jon W. Hansen | Procurement Insights | March 22, 2026

On February 2, 2011, the Procurement Insights sister archive (the Pi Window On Business) published a post with a question in its title:

“Like Vietnam which triggered the Six Day War, is the present day Mideast crisis an unintended consequence of U.S. policy regarding Iran?”

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“Procurement decisions don’t fail inside procurement. They fail when real-world conditions hit them. That’s what we assess.”

When the Strait Closes is the only supply chain intelligence pa...


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Procurement Insights | Jon W. Hansen | March 20, 2026

This individual — whom I promised I would never name — gave me permission to share our discussion. What follows is that conversation, as close to verbatim as the coffee cup between us allowed.

CPO: Jon, I’ll be honest with you. Your documents create unwanted accountabi...


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