The Raw Materials Study 2026 provides insights into how companies are responding to rising raw material risks. Explore the latest findings and discover the priorities shaping resilient sourcing, procurement, and AI adoption.
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The Bill of Materials as a Profit Engine: How Companies Unlock...
The Bill of Materials has become a strategic profit lever. Discover how integrating engineering, procurement and AI helps executives unlock 5–12% cost savings while strengthening margins and competitiveness.
Scaling Agentic AI in Financial Services: Procurement as a str...
Agentic AI is on every roadmap in European banking and insurance. Procurement and governance help shape how fast, how safely, and how profitably it scales. The Inverto whitepaper sets out how to deploy under the European supervisory expectations and ...
Ports under pressure: Turning CAPEX into a strategic advantage...
As ports face rising investment pressure from automation, electrification, and capacity expansion, procurement is becoming a strategic CAPEX lever that helps operators reduce costs, strengthen supplier resilience, and improve long term asset performa...
Scaling AI while Managing Margin and Opex Pressure
|Matthew Rose
Rising IT spend and opex-driven cost structures are putting pressure on margins in telecom and media. Strategic sourcing is key to scaling AI while maintaining financial performance.
Healthcare organizations must accelerate innovation while meeting strict regulatory requirements. The right technology partners are key to balancing speed, compliance and long-term resilience.
AI systems are moving from decision support to autonomous execution, fundamentally changing accountability and risk. Managing these systems requires new approaches to governance, contracts and sourcing.
As vehicles become increasingly software-defined, procurement plays a central role in shaping future product architectures. At the same time, cost pressure and supply chain risks must be carefully managed.
