AI Adoption and Its Transformational Impact on Procurement
Artificial intelligence is already transforming procurement today. What began as isolated use cases is now evolving into a full-scale transformation. AI has become a strategic imperative, not just a technology play.
Where does your organization stand?
ProcureAbility’s latest benchmarking report with ProcureCon reveals how procurement and supply chain leaders are deploying AI to enhance performance, mitigate risk, and drive long-term value. With adoption rising rapidly, this is the moment to understand what’s working and what’s next.
Inside the report:
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The current state of AI adoption in procurement
You’ll discover how procurement teams are already leveraging AI across core areas such as supplier management, spend analysis, and risk identification. -
What leading organizations are doing differently
The findings reveal that high satisfaction levels are common among those who have implemented AI and many are now actively expanding their capabilities. So, what sets them apart? -
A shift from siloed to strategic AI integration
Beyond automating tactical tasks, AI is being woven into strategic decision-making and redefining how procurement operates. -
Benchmarking from your peers
The research includes responses from senior supply chain (42%) and procurement (39%) leaders with more than half at the VP, SVP, or C-suite level.
Respondents represent a diverse mix of industries, including manufactured goods, medical devices, electronics, chemicals, and pharmaceuticals, with spend under management ranging from <$250M to $1B+.
Why it matters
As AI investments grow, the gap between early adopters and laggards is widening. Forward-looking leaders are not only implementing AI, they’re embedding it into their operating models to unlock competitive advantage. This report offers a roadmap to help you do the same.
Download the report now to explore the latest trends, understand what high-performing teams are doing, and identify the opportunities to scale AI in your procurement function.
