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Inaction can cost your company money by letting misuse slip through the cracks or by missing rebates.

The Cost of Inaction

According to a 2020 report from the Open Contracting Partnership and Spend Network, almost 97% of all public procurement spend around the world per year ($12.6 trillion) is opaque (meaning there is no transparency about what the spend is). Essentially all of that money is subject to significant risk such as waste and fraud. Now,

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Leveraging Data For a More Powerful Procurement Program

How is your card program using data? Many procurement managers know that data in their procurement programs could be leveraged more efficiently, but feel unsure on how to start. In addition, many departments throughout a single organization want to know information that comes from procurement. Requests for specific numbers are also likely to come from

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Effective communication among peers and stakeholders is especially important for procurement managers.

Workplace Communication: Quick Tips for Procurement Managers

Procurement managers may find expense programs an especially difficult subject matter to communicate to their colleagues about. In this blog post, we’ll go over some general tips for effective workplace communication. Effective communication is important in all walks of life, and the workplace is certainly no exception. It is frequently suggested by workers across the

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