Technology & Innovation

The state of IT procurement

May 26, 2017

Global

May 26, 2017

Global
Josselyn Simpson

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Josselyn has worked in the thought leadership and quantitative research team of the Economist Intelligence Unit for more than 15 years. She is an expert in creating engaging content for C-level and other senior executives. Among her areas of interest are organisation, governance, and the effects of technology on the workplace. She was also a Senior Campaign Manager at Booz & Company and a Senior Editor at McKinsey & Company. Through those roles she developed significant expertise in global thought leadership development and programme management. She began her career at The New Yorker. She is based in New York and holds an undergraduate degree with honors from Harvard College.

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The most significant challenges facing ITP executives: Constantly changing requirements of IT and of the business.

The state of IT procurement, a study conducted by The Economist Intelligence Unit (EIU) and sponsored by HPE Financial Services, explores how IT procurement executives say their function is working now and where—and how—it needs to evolve to better reflect today’s technologies and the role they play in business. Download the whitepaper below via the "Download Full Report" button, and the Executive Summary via the thumbnail. 

 

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