Aligning Your Resources: How To Avoid Procurement Model Missteps (Video Content)

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There are many reasons that operating models constructed to procure and pay for goods and services prove inadequate. So what does a typical procurement model look like? What are some of the missteps that companies are making? Foley Partner James Kalyvas provides answers on how to maintain a consistent approach for your procurement model.

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Aligning Your Resources: How To Avoid Procurement Model Missteps (Video Content)

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