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The first great rush of corporate AI spending went into industries already comfortable with software: coding, marketing, customer service and…

Global food security is coming under a tightening squeeze as climate shocks and war in Ukraine converge to unsettle grain…

When upstream operators merge, the vendor shake-out often begins long before the deal is fully integrated. Procurement teams are rarely…

For decades, construction cost control was treated largely as a late-stage budgeting exercise. A project team developed the drawings, the…

The war with Iran has left a lasting reminder of how much of the global energy system still depends on…

Hyundai Motor and Kia have opened a dedicated training hub in Gyeongju to help smaller parts suppliers build AI capabilities…

Greggs is looking to deepen its use of data and artificial intelligence by creating its first head of data and…

AI is moving from experimentation to everyday use in supplier risk and sustainability work, but most organisations are still a…

DeepFabric has moved six AI agents into live use at Kenco in just three months, a pace that stands out…

Esker is preparing to host its flagship All Access conference in Chicago from September 8 to 10, 2026, as the…

South African businesses are moving quickly to autonomous AI agents, yet the biggest danger may not be the models themselves…

Procurement teams are finding that supplier engagement has become harder to manage as markets shift, supply chains grow more intricate…

Manufacturing ERP projects often stumble not because the software is incapable, but because the business treats the rollout as a…

Intel Market Research says the global vendor risk management market was worth USD 6.1 billion in 2025 and is on…

Manufacturers are under growing pressure to catch quality problems early, prevent repetition and prove, at speed, that they have done…