Many companies still struggle to see what is happening across their supply chains because the underlying data is fragmented, incomplete or missing altogether. Product information, sourcing records and lifecycle details are often held in separate systems, shared inconsistently or never captured in the first place,…
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Two hundred days into the war, the clearest lesson for Southeast Asia is not that supply chains have snapped, but that they have changed shape under pressure. What began as a question about whether the disruption would fade has become a broader reckoning about permanence. According to Dr Raymon Krishnan,…
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Many companies begin looking for procurement software because they want to remove friction from everyday buying rather than because they are shopping for a technology category. The immediate pain points are usually operational: purchase orders stalled in approval chains, limited visibility over spend, delayed supplier payments, or finance teams spending…
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View AllA major overhaul of the European Union’s public procurement framework is set to reshape how public works are awarded, with industry figures saying it could effectively end the long-running dominance of the lowest bid and weaken the practical importance of construction class rankings. The European Commission’s proposed Public Procurement Act,…
