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I’ve been inconsistent with my writing here. Some weeks I publish, other weeks... nothing. Not because I lost interest in procurement, or ran out of things to say. I’ve been building instead of just talking about building.
Over the past several months, I’ve been building AI agents that review contracts, onboard vendors, and assess third-party risk. Not hypothetical agen...
Why Your Procurement Process Needs Agents, Not Just Automation
In 2018, I stepped into a new role responsible for a supply chain valued at £30-35 million. At least, that’s what the paperwork said. The problem was I couldn’t trace how they’d arrived at that figure. No visibility into the timeline, the process, nothing.
Eventually, I found the answer in a room roughly 20 f...
Hey procurement legends,
Firstly, sorry for being incredibly quiet for the last month. I find it inevitable that this will happen at various points in the year, because I’ve been in a constant state of deep work.
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The Invisible Work
In 2018, I stepped into a new role responsible for a supply chain valued at £30-35 million. At least, that’s what the paperwork said. The problem was that I couldn’t actually see how we’d arrived at that number.
Eventually, I found a room in our building—about 20 feet by 20 feet. Inside were filing cabinets, and inside those filing cabinets were the co...
A comprehensive look at how AI is reshaping procurement processes from my prep for the IBM AI In Action Podcast (launching soon).
Procurement has long been seen as the engine room of organisational efficiency - vital but often overlooked until something goes wrong. Today, a technological revolution is transforming this critical business function from a manual, ...
