Achieving extreme efficiency

Since the ancient Egyptians used scribes to manage the supply of materials when building the pyramids as far back as 3,000BC , procurement aimed to be efficient . But human error and lack of data meant errors and waste .

AI translates into extreme efficiencies that stone , papyrus and rolodex don ’ t allow for .

Identifying new fiscal opportunities

Do you remember the invisible gorilla test ? Participants were asked to watch a video of a basketball game and count the number of passes . Most of them missed the huge dancing gorilla that did a jig on the court .

AI has the power to solve this human ‘ inattentional blindness ’ by casting a wider cognitive net , creating revenue and savings opportunities .

Automating manual skills

Let ’ s be honest , procurement is full of so many mundane and time-consuming tasks such as monthly process detailing , performance reporting and yawn-a-yawnyawning .

AI can automate most of these processes so that teams can preserve their zest for more engaging tasks , putting their skills to better use .

14 February 2023