Even though the US #economy has been moving toward #recovery in 2021, certain #trends threaten to slow economic growth and complicate #procurement processes. Click the link to learn more: https://t.co/Zc1bqlkIVA

There are many #risks that come with #ransomwareattacks, which have increased three-fold in the past year. Thankfully, the #technology to combat such attacks exists. But will companies step up to the challenge of yielding it? Learn more here: https://t.co/2ch60p4yNE

The COVID-19 #pandemic has had a domino effect on the #global #container and #shipping industry that threatens to upend prices, lead times and #procurement processes for the foreseeable future. Click here to learn more: https://t.co/5u8zo0V4Aa

As baby boomers’ and Gen Xers’ professional influence fades, millennials and Gen Zers are establishing themselves in the workplace and altering #procurement processes every step of the way, especially in interactions with vendors. Click here to learn more: https://t.co/WZqGH4fcLg

Office professionals are going #backtowork in person. To facilitate a smooth shift from #remotework to in-office work, ProcurementIQ has come up with data-driven solutions to common challenges. Read the full report: https://t.co/1npaE34xYB

While it’s unlikely to disturb this year’s projected economic growth, the #SuezCanal blockage is yet another wake-up call to prioritize #supplychain resilience. Check out our newest article to learn more: https://t.co/nLwVp4kyBz

Key #automakers are reducing #production and furloughing employees amid a global #semiconductor (chip) #shortage, causing a bottleneck in the automotive #industry. Read our latest article to learn the backstory, consequences, and supply chain takeaways: https://t.co/JGhbN7gDom

Supply chain disruptions continue to constrain #economic momentum. Fortunately, companies can focus on strengthening regional and local #supplychains and exploring #strategies to mitigate disruptions to global #trade. Read our newest article to learn more: https://t.co/8jmpEVRBQ1

Carriers have excelled in keeping pace with ever-changing realities during the pandemic, but not without costs to shippers and consumers. Read our latest article to learn more: https://t.co/unEo3sfvL7

As organizations have struggled to stay afloat amidst this tough economic environment, #procurement #professionals have worked hard to adapt and show up for their #businesses in new ways. The work, however, is far from over. Click here to learn more: https://t.co/X5WUMfftrG

#Procurement #functions are historically paper bound and come with sizable administrative costs, risks and inefficiencies. Thus, #automation has been widely embraced, and emerging #technologies are helping to ease the #transition. Click here to learn more: https://t.co/a6M7RvxDNJ

With 2020 bringing on unexpected #supplychain disruptions, ProcurementIQ knows it’s more important than ever to strengthen your #sourcing strategies. That’s why we’re excited to introduce SupplierIQ! Click here to read more about our newest tool: https://t.co/v9dAPQHkDf

President-elect Joe #Biden has outlined several #policy objectives that have the potential to fundamentally change #procurement in the United States. For a breakdown on what exactly these changes may entail, read our latest article: https://t.co/PvCO8MvYP1

Did you know that #procurement software qualifies for #CARESAct funding? In fact, it can drive greater impact with limited resources so that you can get goods and services to your constituents in the midst of COVID-19. Learn more: https://t.co/NXpru2v7bW #publicprocurement

The rise of #COVID19 has turned #procurement on its head. Which practices will manage to break the surface? Click the link to learn more: https://t.co/OD4gEEC92a

Thanks to Lynn Torrel from Flex for taking the time to share her thoughts and learnings with the Manufacturing and Supply Chain community. Register Here https://t.co/ludzt7Qcqt

Companies’ #financial statements may seem confusing at first glance. However, by learning to break them down, #procurement staff can begin to recognize patterns and make conclusions about #suppliers’ financial health. Want to learn more? Click here: https://t.co/CuzvgvDa1v

#Supplier #data can be difficult to access through search engines alone. Fortunately, there are company-specific #reports that #procurement departments can use to collect this data more efficiently. To learn more, check out this article: https://t.co/6gTsWY2aG5

How do organizations positively contribute to #society while also aligning those initiatives with their core mission statement? Though worth it, ProcurementIQ understands this can be a challenge, which is why we compiled a list of best practices to help! https://t.co/xOG1zI37cr

#COVID19 has ignited unique challenges for #businesses of all kinds, which is why we created our Coronavirus #Price Risk series. Click the link to learn about #supplychain, #demand, #labor and #input #risk across a selection of diverse markets: https://t.co/JZsCD5t2iD