On this week’s episode of Pulse Podcast we have a discussion about eProcurement with NASPO’s Chief Information Officer,… Continue reading eProcurement with NASPO’s Chief Information Officer, Bob Sievert
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Fraud with FBI Deputy Assistance Director, John Jimenez
This week Pulse podcast discusses fraud with Deputy Assistance Director John Jimenez of the FBI. Joining in the… Continue reading Fraud with FBI Deputy Assistance Director, John Jimenez
Dr. Zhaohui Wu and Supply Chain Issues
This week we have a conversation with Dr. Zhaohui Wu, professor of Supply Chain and Operations Management at… Continue reading Dr. Zhaohui Wu and Supply Chain Issues
Black Swans: Anticipate Your Supply Chain Reactions
In a report released in late April , IBM’s Institute for Business Value weighs in on how organizations… Continue reading Black Swans: Anticipate Your Supply Chain Reactions
Interviews with Jaime Schorr, Maine’s CPO, and UPPCC
This week, we finish our interview with Jaime Schorr, Central Procurement Officer of the state of Maine. We… Continue reading Interviews with Jaime Schorr, Maine’s CPO, and UPPCC
5 Ways to Improve Your Procurement Crisis Management
Regardless of preparation and planning, crises will eventually occur. It is the procurement professional’s job to help resolve… Continue reading 5 Ways to Improve Your Procurement Crisis Management
Public Procurement During COVID: Parts 1 and 2
NASPO is proud to present our new podcast, NASPO Pulse Podcast! Every other week, tune in right here to Procurement… Continue reading Public Procurement During COVID: Parts 1 and 2
Supply Chain Fragility and Disruption Recovery
The COVID-19 pandemic has not merely disrupted production in the supply chain, it has, at times, temporarily stopped… Continue reading Supply Chain Fragility and Disruption Recovery
CORONAVIRUS and Supply Chain Risk
The World Health Organization has declared a global state of emergency due to the outbreak of the Coronavirus… Continue reading CORONAVIRUS and Supply Chain Risk
Be a Better Boss
When I became a new supervisor in 2008, I realized right away that I was woefully under-prepared. My… Continue reading Be a Better Boss