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Why the marketplace-altitude reading of SAP’s API policy misses the more determinative shift — and how it registers in a Hansen Fit Score

Jason Busch’s piece on SAP’s API policy update is among the sharpest reads of the week. The unforced-error analysis through the tennis-scoring lens is correct on its own terms: the timing is bad, the competitor talking-track...


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Here is why the practitioner is now ahead of the ProcureTech market — and in the driver’s seat.

For two decades the procurement practitioner has been making institutional decisions inside a frame the ProcureTech vendors c...


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Over the past several months, one word has quietly taken over the ProcureTech narrative.

Orchestration.

Every platform is now an orchestrator.

Workflows are orchestrated. Suppliers are orchestrated. AI is orchestrated.

It is an appealing word. It implies coordination, control, and — most importantly — outcome reliability.

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Two questions Marijn didn’t ask, and what they reveal about the architecture above the agent.

A post from Marijn Overvest crossed my feed this morning. Title: Your Team Doesn’t Need Developers to Build AI Agents. Here’s Proof. The proof is a procurement professional who built a working AI agent using Power Automate, Copilot, and what Marijn calls “pla...


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Posted on April 28, 2026

The archive was documenting governance as the determinative variable nineteen years before “economic super actors” became paradigm-shift news.

This morning’s World Economic Forum Strategic Intelligence brief landed with the headline that governments are back in the business of business. The framing is that industrial policy i...


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