CIPS Global State of Procurement & Supply 2024: A profession in the spotlight

2 July

CIPS Global State of Procurement & Supply 2024: A profession in the spotlight

Procurement and supply is at the heart of a modern economy. So how do procurement and supply leaders see their role, influence and potential impact on the issues facing the world today?

The inaugural CIPS Global State of Procurement & Supply report, supported by GEP, provides some answers. Based on data and insights from 122 global organisations with a combined turnover of more than $73bn, it gives an authoritative picture of the procurement and supply chain profession.

Download the report today to get insights on:

  • The role: with influence comes responsibility
  • The procurement and supply function: small teams, big impact
  • Influence and governance: Is there a misalignment?
  • Investment and technology: the journey towards procurement 2.0
  • Procurement and sustainability: developing the skills to make positive change
  • Continuity of supply in a volatile world: risks, shortages and best practice strategies

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