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Rethinking Procurement From Cost to Value with Luke Tomlinson

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In this conversation, Daniel Barnes and Luke Tomlinson, discuss the evolution of procurement practices, focusing on mistakes made in early careers, the importance of understanding the aftermath of procurement decisions, and the need for a shift from a cost-centric mindset to a value-driven approach. They emphasise the significance of soft skills, mentorship, and learning from industry leaders to navigate the complexities of procurement effectively. takeaways
  • Focusing solely on cost can lead to missed opportunities for value.
  • Building strategic partnerships is crucial for long-term success.
  • The aftermath of procurement decisions must be monitored continuously.
  • Soft skills are essential for effective negotiation and stakeholder management.
  • Learning from mistakes is a vital part of professional growth.
  • Generational differences can influence procurement strategies and mindsets.
  • Mentorship plays a key role in developing procurement professionals.
  • A holistic view of procurement can lead to better decision-making.
  • Understanding the dynamics of human interaction is critical in procurement.
  • Continuous learning and adaptation are necessary in a changing industry.
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37 episodes

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In this conversation, Daniel Barnes and Luke Tomlinson, discuss the evolution of procurement practices, focusing on mistakes made in early careers, the importance of understanding the aftermath of procurement decisions, and the need for a shift from a cost-centric mindset to a value-driven approach. They emphasise the significance of soft skills, mentorship, and learning from industry leaders to navigate the complexities of procurement effectively. takeaways
  • Focusing solely on cost can lead to missed opportunities for value.
  • Building strategic partnerships is crucial for long-term success.
  • The aftermath of procurement decisions must be monitored continuously.
  • Soft skills are essential for effective negotiation and stakeholder management.
  • Learning from mistakes is a vital part of professional growth.
  • Generational differences can influence procurement strategies and mindsets.
  • Mentorship plays a key role in developing procurement professionals.
  • A holistic view of procurement can lead to better decision-making.
  • Understanding the dynamics of human interaction is critical in procurement.
  • Continuous learning and adaptation are necessary in a changing industry.
  continue reading

37 episodes

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