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Algorithms, AI Learning, Reverse Auctions and Diversity – Revisiting a 2005 keynote

Procurement Insights

Does my presentation on the future of algorithm-driven AI eProcurement technology in 2005 hold up in 2023? I also think you will find the discussion on algorithms, AI learning and even diversity fascinating here in 2023.

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From Ariba to Zycus: Looking at providers in 2024 through a 2005 Lens

Procurement Insights

Here is the link to the previous article that launched this series – 2005 SR&ED Related Report on eProcurement Software Industry Tells A Revealing Story in 2024 ERP Versus AI Initiative Success “Sadly, beneath the aspirational headlines and the tantalizing potential lies a sobering reality: Most AI projects fail.

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Spirit Aero, Airbus Near Critical Talks on Fate of Supplier

Supply Chain Brain

Spirit, which was spun out of Boeing in 2005, is in an increasingly stretched financial position as the U.S. planemaker slows output of its 737 aircraft.

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The Drone Final Mile Becomes Reality

Art of Procurement

In 2005, Amazon revolutionized eCommerce delivery expectations with their 2-day Prime delivery service. All of a sudden, every other retailer. The post The Drone Final Mile Becomes Reality appeared first on Art of Procurement.

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Transportation's Rebound Contributes to Bleak Outlook for Meeting Emissions Goals

Supply Chain Brain

is on track to cut greenhouse gas emissions by roughly 40% by 2030 when compared to 2005 levels if the country does not make any other changes.

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Richmond-Based UPS Freight Being Sold to Canadian Trucking Giant for $800 Million

Supply Chain Brain

UPS Freight, created in 2005 when Atlanta-based United Parcel Service Inc. purchased the former Overnite Transportation, is being sold to TFI International Inc., the companies announced.

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The National Program of IT as the Alter-Ego of Procurement

The Good Spending

Politicians set the duration of the program at two years and nine months from April 2003 until December 2005. In June 2005, Fujitsu dropped IDX and replaced it with another American firm, Cerner, which has a software package for large acute hospitals called Millennium. Given the extent of the proposals, that was a ludicrous timetable.