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It’s 2025 and many women in procurement are realising their vision of becoming the leaders they knew they could be. They are excelling, even through the many challenges that the cycles of womanhood can throw at them. And to support this journey, here at Procurious, we’ve even deliver one of the best women-in-procurement programs – … Continue reading Myth Busting: Things Women in Procurement Are Not (Part 1) →

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Going by your gut won’t be sufficient when AI models give different recommendations. Can you adapt your decision-making style to this new era? Corporate procurement departments are sitting on a goldmine of institutional knowledge. However, much of this valuable information remains locked away in the minds of experienced staff. This hard-won knowledge is inaccessible to … Continue reading AI Unlocks Institutional Knowledge in Procurement →

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Make 2025 the Year of Supply Chain Resilience—Not Cyber Risk

The nature of supply chain has always been about managing complexity – moving goods, data, and resources across a complicated web of vendors and suppliers. But as processes increasingly become digitalised, so do the risks. From phishing scams to ransomware attacks, the supply chain is becoming a playground for cybercriminals. This article breaks down the … Continue reading Make 2025 the Year of Supply Chain Resilience—Not Cyber Risk →

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Myth Busting: Things Women in Procurement Are Not (Part 1)

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Make 2025 the Year of Supply Chain Resilience—Not Cyber Risk

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