From human instincts to AI algorithms, bias is everywhere in procurement; often leading to unobjective and unhelpful outcomes. Irma Kopaliani and Luana Pagano, ambassadors for Women in Procurement, share compelling real-world stories and practical strategies into how to use behavioural economics to challenge assumptions and make more confident, data-informed procurement decisions.
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From human instincts to AI algorithms, bias is everywhere in procurement; often leading to unobjective and unhelpful outcomes. Irma Kopaliani and Luana Pagano, ambassadors for Women in Procurement, share compelling real-world stories and practical strategies into how to use behavioural economics to challenge assumptions and make more confident, data-informed procurement decisions.
Business acumen training is not the exclusive entitlement of leadership; Procurement teams need it too! Beyond gaining the essential technical skills of procurement, business skills such as effective communication, change management and relationship-building are crucial for adding value, improving purchasing processes, and gaining innovation within the organisation’s supply base. In this episode, our special guest Malcolm Harrison and host Graham Crawshaw explore the possibilities...
Pondering Procurement
From human instincts to AI algorithms, bias is everywhere in procurement; often leading to unobjective and unhelpful outcomes. Irma Kopaliani and Luana Pagano, ambassadors for Women in Procurement, share compelling real-world stories and practical strategies into how to use behavioural economics to challenge assumptions and make more confident, data-informed procurement decisions.
