Procurement leaders are being asked to lead more, but lacking real executive power
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January 26, 2026 · Today on Supply Chain24/7
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Report: Only 11% of Companies Treat the CPO as a True Executive
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Procurement leaders are being asked to lead more, but most companies still stop short of giving them real executive power.
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A new industry survey from CADDi finds 79% of manufacturing leaders say the skilled labor shortage remains their biggest challenge heading into 2026.
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Most procurement AI falls short because it automates tasks without understanding the context behind real purchasing decisions.
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Amazon is testing drone delivery in the UK while quietly abandoning plans in Italy, showing how uneven and market-specific drone expansion remains.
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DHL’s year-end roundup highlights how global logistics sometimes involves wildlife, art, and sports history, not just boxes and pallets.
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In 2026, transportation management systems are evolving from basic execution tools into decision-support platforms shaped by AI, automation, and shifting carrier networks.
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