Autonomous Procurement, Explained

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Firstly, thank you all so much if you’re on of the 15000 World of Procurement YouTube Subscribers. YouTube is a channel I’m passionate about for sharing insights into the World of Procurement. So THANKYOU!!!!!!

I hit this milestone whilst on Holiday in Charmouth last week and it made me smile.

I’ll be at two events next month with Pactum. Reply if you’re going to either Procurement and Supply Chain Live in London, or DPW Amsterdam. I’d love to meet you in person.

Next Monday, I’m starting a survey to help me create a snapshot of what’s happening in Procurement at the mo.

Pls look out for this in your inbox.

I’ll also be looking to do some practitioner interviews. No tech involvement or sponsorships. This is independent of my work at Pactum.

Autonomous procurement, explained.

I’m bullish on removing incredible procurement work from us, and giving it to autonomous systems. This is why I started writing about Procurement back in 2019 after what felt like 3+ years of wasting away doing the most mundane work, which compared to other functions (say marketing or sales), would have been handled by tech.

This is a deep dive and includes some Pactum AI insghts.