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Navigating CSRD Regulation: What Procurement, Supply Chain, and Finance Leaders Need to Know

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Ivalua Spend Management Insights [ivory-search] Navigating CSRD Regulation: What Procurement, Supply Chain, and Finance Leaders Need to Know June 12, 2023 | | Sustainability by Vishal Patel In an effort to drive sustainability and combat climate change, the European Union has introduced the Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive (CSRD).

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3 Procure-to-Pay Trends Shaping 2024

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The global source-to-pay and procure-to-pay outsourcing market is expanding rapidly with the market expected to reach $55.8 billion by 2028. To do so, procure-to-pay trends point to an increased focus on three key areas: technology, collaboration, and sourcing. Below is a rundown of the three procure-to-pay trends shaping 2024.

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The future of renewable energy

IBM Supply Chain Blog

Shifting to these renewable energy sources is key to the fight against climate change. Today, a variety of incentives and subsidies help make it easier for companies to lean on renewable resources as a stable source of power to help alleviate the climate crisis. Common examples include solar power, hydropower and wind power.

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Technology Trends in Procurement

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billion by 2028 at a CAGR of 7.6%. Benefits include cost savings, risk reduction, efficiency gains, transparency, agility, customer satisfaction, employee engagement, and much more. Contact our team of Sourcing Advisors to learn more. Benefits of Cloud-Based Supply Chain Management. Self-service. Una can help.

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The future of renewable energy

IBM Supply Chain Blog

Shifting to these renewable energy sources is key to the fight against climate change. Today, a variety of incentives and subsidies help make it easier for companies to lean on renewable resources as a stable source of power to help alleviate the climate crisis. Common examples include solar power, hydropower and wind power.