142: Is "Best-in-Class" Procurement a Fallacy?

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Recorded03 Jul 2017

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It is Independence Day week here in the US, and so what I thought I would do today is to go back into the achieves and replay one of my solo shows that I recorded almost 18 months ago now. It is a topic that I remain passionate about – why I think we in procurement should care less about being "best-in-class", and more about what our internal organization really needs from a procurement function.

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