Procurement stories
ImagiNxt 2026, MeitY Startup Hub join for Mumbai tech fest
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ImagiNxt 2026 partners with MeitY Startup Hub to put startups and policy centre stage at Mumbai’s new tech and innovation festival.
Celonis unveils new process intelligence push for defence
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Celonis launches a defence and security push, pitching process intelligence to boost military readiness, supply resilience and IT modernisation.
Coverbase & Crowe team up on AI vendor risk checks
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Coverbase and Crowe forge AI-focused partnership to streamline vendor risk reviews and procurement oversight in tightly regulated sectors.
ERP HEADtoHEAD Birmingham event to showcase 13 systems
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Lumenia’s ERP HEADtoHEAD returns to Birmingham in March with 13 systems, 28 live demos and expert talks on AI, readiness and pitfalls.
California agencies weigh AI tools for SB 707 access
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California agencies test AI translation to meet SB 707 language rules by July 2026, weighing costs, quality and impact on public meetings.
GCRE extends hunt for energy & data partner to 2026
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GCRE has pushed back its search for an energy and data centre partner in South West Wales, extending the procurement process into 2026.
‘Lazy supplier data’ blamed for failures in procurement AI
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Lazy supplier data is crippling procurement AI, sparking hallucinations, broken automations and a ‘Transformation Wall’ to adoption.
Building a Smarter RFP for Global Cloud Voice: 4 Essentials for 2026
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IT leaders overhaul RFPs for global cloud voice, prioritizing outcomes, reach, expertise and control in a Microsoft Teams-first world.
Agiloft reports surge in AI uptake for contract tools
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Agiloft says over half its customers now license AI tools as Screens usage surges, with AI users up 250% and app activity rising 12-fold.
Five key challenges Australian CFOs will face by 2026
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Australian CFOs face a turbulent 2026, juggling AI integration, cost pressures, talent gaps, new ESG rules and fragile supply chains.
Amazon launches Spend Visibility tool for Aussie firms
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Amazon Business has rolled out Spend Visibility in Australia, giving Business Prime members real-time dashboards to track corporate purchasing.
Atos secures first dual Scopism SIAM Assured status
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Atos becomes the first organisation worldwide to achieve dual Scopism SIAM Assured status for both service provision and consultancy.
Rimini Street launches 20 Agentic UX tools for ERP
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Rimini Street debuts 20 ServiceNow-powered Agentic UX tools to modernise Oracle and SAP ERP workflows without disruptive upgrades.
SEK adopts Scanmarket to boost procurement compliance
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SEK turns to Scanmarket by Unit4 to centralise procurement data, tighten supplier compliance and cut risk in its regulated operations.
Sphera & Rolls-Royce publish EPDs for mtu generators
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Sphera and Rolls-Royce Power Systems have issued new environmental product declarations for two mtu backup generator sets on Environdec.
ICS.AI unveils public sector AI model, promises guaranteed savings
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ICS.AI launches UK public sector AI model promising guaranteed savings, citing Derby City Council’s projected GBP £12 million benefit.
Kearney unveils new Asia Pacific leaders ahead of centenary
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Kearney refreshes Asia Pacific leadership in ANZ, Japan, Malaysia and CMT as it prepares to enter its centenary year in 2026.
Avetta launches digital tool to tackle modern slavery
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Avetta rolls out digital ESG social audit in Australia to help companies tackle modern slavery risks in supply chains amid tighter rules.
Sage adds Copilot AI to Operations for supply chains
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Sage has embedded its Copilot generative AI into Sage Operations to surface supply chain risks earlier and cut manual fulfilment checks.
UK MoD taps Oracle cloud to modernise legacy systems
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The UK Ministry of Defence has deepened its Oracle cloud ties to modernise legacy systems, boost AI adoption and treat data as a core asset.