At Coupa’s Inspire World Tour in London, CEO Leagh Turner unveiled the company’s transformation into an AI-native trading platform: a live, multi-sided network where buyers
Artificial intelligence has already pushed well beyond experiment status in procurement. Companies are now moving from generative AI experiments to early-stage deployments of agentic AI,
Companies are rethinking their view of supply chain risk in 2025, shifting from episodic crisis response to continuous, data-driven vigilance. The newly published WTW Global
DHL Express Canada is set to suspend all operations nationwide starting June 20, as contract negotiations with unionized workers remain at a standstill. The decision
Procurement teams have long managed inventory risk through delivery schedules, buffer stock policies, and volume forecasts. But as demand softens and suppliers face rising capital
At the G7 summit in Alberta, U.S. President Donald Trump and U.K. Prime Minister Keir Starmer finalized a trade deal that eliminates tariffs on aerospace
Logistics costs in the United States continued to climb in May, driven by rising inventory expenses and tighter warehouse conditions, according to the latest Logistics
At Coupa’s Inspire World Tour in London, CEO Leagh Turner unveiled the company’s transformation into an AI-native trading platform: a live, multi-sided network where buyers
Artificial intelligence has already pushed well beyond experiment status in procurement. Companies are now moving from generative AI experiments to early-stage deployments of agentic AI,
Companies are rethinking their view of supply chain risk in 2025, shifting from episodic crisis response to continuous, data-driven vigilance. The newly published WTW Global
DHL Express Canada is set to suspend all operations nationwide starting June 20, as contract negotiations with unionized workers remain at a standstill. The decision
Procurement teams have long managed inventory risk through delivery schedules, buffer stock policies, and volume forecasts. But as demand softens and suppliers face rising capital
At the G7 summit in Alberta, U.S. President Donald Trump and U.K. Prime Minister Keir Starmer finalized a trade deal that eliminates tariffs on aerospace
Logistics costs in the United States continued to climb in May, driven by rising inventory expenses and tighter warehouse conditions, according to the latest Logistics
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