It has been over a year and a half since Covid-19 hit our borders. As a procurement professional,… Continue reading 4 Steps for Dealing with Price Volatility in Commodities
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Student Recruitment: An Interview with Michelle Luong
We had a chance to speak with Michelle Luong, a senior at Penn State University, majoring in Supply… Continue reading Student Recruitment: An Interview with Michelle Luong
Recruitment. Here We Go Again!
Let’s continue to talk about the talent supply chain. First and most important: If you are in need… Continue reading Recruitment. Here We Go Again!
Cybersecurity Awareness Month: Are you cyber smart?
Share how you and your department are taking steps to #BeCyberSmart and stay secure during #CybersecurityAwarenessMonth!
Cybersecurity, CIO-CPO Relationships, and the NASCIO/NASPO Paper
This week on Pulse Podcast, we’re talking with Meredith Ward, Director of Policy & Research at the National… Continue reading Cybersecurity, CIO-CPO Relationships, and the NASCIO/NASPO Paper
An Interview with Dianne Lancaster, NASPO’s CLO, Part 1
Dianne Lancaster, NASPO’s Chief Learning Officer, kicks off the first of a three-part series. Dianne Lancaster, NASPO’s Chief… Continue reading An Interview with Dianne Lancaster, NASPO’s CLO, Part 1
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
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
Back to the Value
Thirty-Five years ago, when the Value Chain Model was first introduced, procurement was viewed narrowly as cut and… Continue reading Back to the Value