In business functions, “maturity” is the goal that everyone strives for. And in procurement, it’s become increasingly clear that the “mature” organizations have adopted technology that unifies source-to-contract and procure-to-pay into a full source-to-pay ecosystem.
This white paper serves as a definitive statement on AI in procurement and supply chain. It features contributions from leaders across sectors as well as experts who are developing the implementation tools enabled by AI. The content covers the essentials of AI and showcases the game-changing applications that will be most relevant in procurement and the supply chain.
Savvy CIOs are actively harnessing the power of cloud, mobile, AI, and analytics in the race to drive innovation, enhance customer satisfaction, and develop better products.
In other words, IT has made digital transformation an urgent priority. The scope of this effort can be huge — but the smartest players have a secret for focusing their efforts to realize the biggest benefits.
This intriguing new research study from GEP and IDG focuses on the sure-shot advantages of new procurement technology. It goes on to explain how cloud-native procurement software offers CIOs a prime opportunity to facilitate digital transformation of the enterprise, while simultaneously helping CPOs achieve their own pressing goals.
This INSIGHT IT piece identifies three crucial aspects of digital strategy that CIOs can target for simplification to boost workplace acceptance without sacrificing functionality. Read it today — it’s got some simple advice for addressing this complex problem.
In this white paper, TechTarget and GEP help you get a handle on initiating a digital transformation. You’ll also learn more about proper execution – how to see the project through to a rewarding result – with handy tips for the successful deployment of a strategic procurement platform.
You know that “digital future” we’ve talked about so much? It’s not the future anymore. It’s here. New technologies are finding their way into every nook and cranny of every type of enterprise. Business leaders are urgently seeking guidance on how to turn dramatic technological change into real competitive advantage.
Experts from GEP explain how the CIO organization can harness technology innovation to improve productivity at the workplace by identifying three things the IT community should focus on when planning the digital workplace transformation.
Technology is driving procurement toward a dramatic re-engineering of its processes. As a result, the CPO’s remit is changing, moving from the tactical toward the strategic. Some procurement organizations are finding it hard to keep up with the pace of change. But this is where the CIO and the IT team come in, bringing knowledge and skills that far increase the likelihood of successful technology implementation and digital transformation. Are there specific things that IT and procurement can do to maximize the effectiveness of their collaboration? In a word, yes.
Innovative organizations are beginning to digitize the procurement function. IT organizations, which are playing a central role in the creation of a digitally transformed working environment, can and should work with procurement to deliver the next evolution in the source-to-pay model.
By linking together tools and processes designed to boost productivity and promote full-enterprise engagement, digitally transformed procurement can be at the heart of the new digital workplace.