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Procurement deserves an unfiltered conversation. 💬 On September 10, Dynatos & Coupa, are bringing procurement leaders together in Kontich…
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Procurement deserves an unfiltered conversation. 💬
On September 10, Dynatos & Coupa, are bringing procurement leaders together in Kontich for Procurement Unfiltered, an exclusive roundtable focused on the challenges shaping the future of procurement.
No generic presentations. Instead, expect honest discussions, real-world experiences and practical perspectives on:
• Procurement maturity and new operating models
• Supplier resilience and proactive risk management
• AI and technology in procurement
• Creating measurable business value beyond savings
• What the procurement function of 2030 could look like
Hear directly from our customers procurement leaders, exchange experiences with peers and leave with ideas you can put into practice.
📅 September 10
🕐 13:00 – 17:30
📍 Cronos Building, Kontich, Belgium
Seats are limited and reserved for procurement professionals.
Ready to join the conversation?
👉 Reserve your seat: https://lnkd.in/ez5mXRr3
#ProcurementUnfiltered #Procurement #SourceToPay #ProcurementTransformation #AI #Coupa #Dynatos
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