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AI and cognitive technology will impact all corners of the business. For procurement's category managers, technological advancement provides the chance to reinvigorate the profession and develop innovative ways of working.
But there is also a legitimate fear of the major disruption AI brings. Which services and industries will we lose entirely? How many roles will be made redundant?
The cards are up in the air and procurement prosperity is there for the taking. Can category managers help the profession to scrub up and seize this opportunity?
This month, we've enlisted the help of three category management experts to advise you on how to clean up your act and get the most out of AI!
With a focus on construction, labour and marketing, we'll be discussing:
- What common problems have category managers faced in old-world procurement, pre-AI?
- How is AI impacting these categories; what sort of disruption can procurement professionals expect?
- How can AI help procurement professionals in construction design, build and maintain their projects?
- How can AI assist procurement professionals working in labour to attract, recruit and retain talent?
- How can AI help procurement professionals working in marketing to strategise, create and manage optimal marketing campaigns?