Join David Kershaw, his colleagues at Posterity Global, and professionals in the field of procurement, as they discuss the state of the industry and Posterity Global's progress in the space and goals for the future.
https://www.posterity.global/

by David Kershaw

Join David Kershaw, his colleagues at Posterity Global, and professionals in the field of procurement, as they discuss the state of the industry and Posterity Global's progress in the space and goals for the future. https://www.posterity.global/
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May 12, 2025
<p>In this episode of Procurement with David Kershaw, Sam Markey discusses the intersection of procurement, innovation, and public services. He shares insights from his experience in local government and the importance of understanding historical context to inform future decisions. The conversation explores the role of AI in public services, the significance of place leadership, and the need for cultural change in procurement practices. Markey emphasizes the shift from a spending mentality to an investment mindset, highlighting the potential for collaboration to drive local economic growth and community engagement.</p><p>Takeaways</p><p>Innovation in public services is crucial for future growth.</p><p>Understanding history helps inform better decision-making today.</p><p>AI can significantly enhance public sector productivity.</p><p>Place leadership requires collaboration among various stakeholders.</p><p>Procurement should be viewed as a strategic tool, not a necessary evil.</p><p>Cultural change is needed to embrace informed risk in procurement.</p><p>Investment in category-specific knowledge is essential for impact.</p><p>Storytelling can foster community cohesion and learning.</p><p>Public procurement can drive local economic growth and social value.</p><p>Engaging the market early is vital for successful procurement outcomes.</p><p><br></p>

March 24, 2025
<p>In this episode, David Kershaw discusses the intersection of AI and procurement with experts Warren Smith and Nathan Davies. They explore the rapid evolution of AI technology, its implications for procurement practices, and the importance of collaboration and community in navigating this new landscape. The conversation highlights the need for transparency, standards, and anticipatory approaches to ensure that procurement professionals can effectively leverage AI to enhance public services.</p><p><strong>Takeaways:</strong></p><ul><li>AI is rapidly evolving and impacting procurement practices.</li><li>The importance of historical context in understanding AI's role.</li><li>Procurement must adapt to support innovation and technology adoption.</li><li>Communities of practice are essential for sharing knowledge and experiences.</li><li>Transparency and ethical considerations are critical in AI procurement.</li><li>Standards are necessary to guide AI implementation in procurement.</li><li>Future generations must be included in AI governance discussions.</li><li>The procurement profession needs to raise its profile and engage early in projects.</li><li>Legal frameworks must evolve to accommodate new technologies.</li><li>Collaboration between public and private sectors is vital for successful AI integration.</li></ul><br/>

March 10, 2025
<p>In this episode of Procurement with David Kershaw, David speaks to his long-time colleague and Director of Insight, Impact and Innovation for Posterity Global, Warren Smith. </p><p>David and Warren take some time to discuss the evolution of procurement practices over the course of their careers, emphasising the need for innovation, collaboration, and a focus on public value. They explore the challenges faced in traditional procurement methods, the importance of engaging with the market, and the role of digital transformation. The conversation also touches on the significance of contract management, intergenerational wellbeing, and the future of procurement leadership.</p><p>Visit our website for more information <a href="https://www.posterity.global" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">www.posterity.global </a></p><p>Or get in touch with the team <a href="https://www.posterity.global/contact-us" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">here</a>.</p>
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Join David Kershaw, his colleagues at Posterity Global, and professionals in the field of procurement, as they discuss the state of the industry and Posterity Global's progress in the space and goals for the future.
https://www.posterity.global/
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