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The article is an interview with Alexandra Tarmo, Vice President of the Procurement Centre of Excellence at Kenvue, discussing her career path, the integration of inclusion in team culture, and the role of AI in procurement.
Procurement Magazine announces the shortlist for the Global Procurement Awards 2026 and highlights several industry developments.
The article discusses the transition from manual, handwritten signatures to digital signatures within procurement workflows to reduce delays and bottlenecks.
Chris Courtemanche of Glencore discusses the company's implementation of the Coupa platform to address contract leakage and fragmented procurement across multiple ERP systems.
Mike Quinn, CTO of DataMap, discusses the company's approach to improving real-time data visibility in procurement through the use of task-specific AI agents.
Francisco Ochoa of Neighborhood Healthcare discusses the transition from paper-based procurement to the Coupa platform during the Coupa Inspire 2026 event.
Ramana Lokanathan, CTO of Coupa, discusses the technical architecture and scalability of the Coupa platform during the Coupa Inspire 2026 event.
The article discusses a World Bank report on the maritime transport sector in East Asia and the Pacific, focusing on the financial and structural barriers to adopting green shipping fuels.
Siemens Mobility has appointed Shornda Cadore as the new Chief Procurement Officer for North America. The article outlines the company's operations and highlights Cadore's professional background, leadership style, and previous experience…
The article describes Walmart's FY2026 ESG Report, focusing on how the company uses its procurement scale and 'Project Gigaton' to influence supplier sustainability and reduce emissions.
The article provides a roundup of five procurement-related news stories, covering AI adoption in accounts payable, Nestlé's regenerative agriculture initiative, ORO Labs' collaboration with Bristol Myers Squibb, Mondelez's sustainability…
The Australian Forest Products Association (AFPA) and Forestry Australia have criticized a new federal government carbon credit method (INFM), alleging it contains technical flaws that could overstate carbon abatement.
The article discusses a preprint paper detailing the potential of the Extremely Large Telescope's ANDES instrument to detect biosignatures on nearby exoplanets.
Researchers at the University of São Paulo are developing a method using isotopic analysis of tree wood to help law enforcement identify the origin of illegally harvested timber in the Amazon.
The article discusses a study by the CMCC Foundation on wildfire risk governance in Italy, Greece, and Land Brandenburg. It argues for a more integrated, cross-sectoral approach to disaster management to address the increasing frequency…
Researchers from Saitama University and the University of the Ryukyus developed an energy management framework for recirculating aquaculture systems (RAS).
The article discusses a 10-year study by Hiroshima University researcher Meng Qu on the Setouchi Triennale art festival. The research examines how intermittent tourism spikes affect peripheral island communities and suggests that…
Scientists have identified several species of Flavobacterium bacteria, which cause columnaris disease, in Brazilian fish farms for the first time.
Hungary is preparing to shut down its sole nuclear power plant due to record-low water levels in the Danube caused by a prolonged heatwave.
UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres warned that a strengthening El Niño is exacerbating global temperatures and increasing the risk of extreme weather events.