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The End of the CPO? Why tomorrow's function will be unrecognisable

Procurement Leaders Network (Mar 16 2012) Leadership , Talent Management
1. In this extract from the cover story of the latest Procurement Leaders Magazine, we ask the tough questions: Where does procurement go next once it’s achieved a reasonable level of cost savings? Does being a good purchaser make you a good function head? And is the CPO role going to go the way of the dodo?
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