As the media focuses on the ambiguities and complexities of artificial intelligence, a far simpler — yet costly — and largely unnoticed software procurement problem continues to plague the federal ...

The bloated cost of the ArriveCAN app and new investigations into possible fraud have highlighted some problems with turning to outside companies. By Ian Austen Relative to the 496 billion Canadian ...

Procurement software startup Vertice Technology Inc. said today it has finalized a $50 million funding round led by Lakestar, bringing its total amount raised to more than $100 million, and its ...

GEP, a leading provider of AI-driven procurement and supply chain software and services to Fortune 500 and Global 2000 enterprises worldwide, announced today that Central 1 Credit Union, a cooperative ...

United States Government (USG) agencies are collaborating with industry and academia to understand limitations, risks, and ways to ethically integrate the benefits of Artificial intelligence (AI) into ...

A new CEO, an acquisition and the sale of six business units — Canada-based procurement software supplier SOVRA has undergone a corporate makeover, one designed to spark more sales to state and local ...

State and local governments spend more than $3.7 trillion every year on procurement. The federal government spent more than $750 billion in 2023. That’s nearly $4.5 trillion of taxpayer funds spent ...

Supply chain management software is big business, and is set to get even bigger. But it looks like procurement management software, specifically, is growing at an even faster rate. “The provider ...

In the realm of government procurement, a paradigm shift is underway — one that goes beyond the traditional focus on cost-effectiveness to embrace strategic procurement for larger public policy goals.

The software security landscape is at an interesting juncture. As Jen Easterly, the former director of the Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA), pointed out, there is a lesson to be ...