Marisa Brown
The progressive trajectory of procurement practices in the last few years have been something to marvel at. The back office spend centres of yesterday have blossomed into a strategic, supplemental business practice with a focus on driving process improvements, cost savings, and increased customer satisfaction.
November 29, 2018 Vikash Dass
Achieving spend visibility isn’t simply understanding how money is leaving your company and organizing what you’re spending and investing in – it’s also a surefire way to identify better savings opportunities, facilitate complete compliance with regulatory and financial reporting, and serves as an impeccably organized and easily auditable record of…
November 19, 2018
Dani Hao
An Interview With Marisa Brown, Senior Principal Research Lead at APQC
October 18, 2018 Procurify Staff
By Amanda Peterson, Enlightened Digital
October 17, 2018 Jessica Chang
Auditing is a process of reviewing an organization’s financial records to decide if they are accurate and align with regulations, state laws, and accounting standards. They are done usually by third-party auditors that are CPA(certified public accountants) or by an auditing firm. There are both internal auditors and external auditors.
May 30, 2018 Dani Hao
A key stakeholder in any successful business is the vendors they work with, which takes a lot of care and consideration to make sure that the company is maximizing the value they are getting out of the relationship with the vendor.
February 13, 2018 Dani Hao
Priscilla Ng
Dear Mr. Purchasing Manager,
February 27, 2017
Ibrahim El Chami
The idea of frugal innovation ties to a philosophy pushing people to think inside the box. Not outside the box. “But how will I innovate?” you might ask. These schools of thought steer away from relating capital investment directly to innovation. They reinforce that you don’t need to be a ‘creative’ mind to achieve true innovation.
February 27, 2017
Jon Burgess
Why do businesses fail?
This is the single most important question any entrepreneur should ask and know the answer to. However, the fact that 80% of new businesses fail within 18 months of starting* is a clear indicator that most business people do not know the so-called secret to success.
February 27, 2017