AI-driven sourcing: Why the speed of change is going to only accelerate

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AI-driven sourcing: Why the speed of change is going to only accelerate

The adoption of AI is accelerating, with impressive results. Organizations are experiencing notable cost reductions and efficiency gains, with 42% reporting decreased costs due to AI. Moreover, 59% have seen increased revenues attributed to AI, showcasing its impact on business operations.

Procurement leaders are recognizing the power of AI-powered spend management in various functions, from sourcing to compliance. The use of AI is becoming more prevalent, with 394 earnings calls in 2023 mentioning AI, representing nearly 80% of all Fortune 500 companies. The article highlights the importance of change management and the role of AI in reshaping procurement processes for efficiency and cost savings.

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