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Sheena Smith reports from the Sourcing Industry Group’s 2022 Procurement Technology Summit: Minding the Gap(s)

Afternoon Coffee: World Sustainable Procurement Day; Coupa Inspire; Sustainable Cities Accelerator and news stories from the world of P2P

Afternoon Coffee: TealBook's string of new partners; our analysts at Coupa Inspire, and more news stories from the world of P2P

When Christian Lanng, co-founder and CEO of Tradeshift, sprung this one-liner over a coffee, it got me thinking...

/PRNewswire/ -- SirionLabs, the leader in AI-powered Contract Lifecycle Management (CLM), today announced that it has been positioned as a Value Leader in...

/PRNewswire/ -- Malbek, todays most cutting-edge, AI-fueled Contract Lifecycle Management (CLM) platform, was recognized as a CLM leader in Spend Matters...

DOC RABE Media/Adobe Stock Aside from all of the buzz and the pseudonyms and the studies, does supplier relationship management (SRM) as a business discipline really matter? Why does it matter to the supply chain, or the supplier, or the buyer? Why does it matter right now? Surely in terms of value generation — for the supplier, for the buyer, for procurement — what matters is innovation, sustainability, digital transformation, resilience, agility, product and service continuity, ...

Adobe Stock Airbase, a spend management platform for small to mid-size companies, announced a $60 million round of funding led by Menlo Ventures. It brings the company’s valuation to $600 million, according to a press release announcing the investment. Airbase said the fresh capital will be used to drive product improvements and innovation to define the category, transform how companies spend money and elevate the role of employees to focus on value-added work. The Airbase solution ...

News roundup: Coupa launches Coupa Ventures; Medius study on late payments; US economic rebound unlike any in history.

Pixabay During a recent discussion with Norbert Dean, the CPO of world-class cruise line operator, Carnival Cruise Lines, we found that in some industries and for certain supplies on-time delivery is absolutely non-negotiable. When a ship leaves port, it leaves. There’s no contingency for lateness. (Read Norbert’s interesting account of how As we know, there are always two sides to the supply/demand equation. The buyer at a supplying firm might well encounter delays in parts acqu...