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Paul Recchia

Paul Recchia
Paul has led business process improvement programs for Fortune 100 clients, redesigned entire supplier onboarding and management programs, and successfully developed a $1B+ category enablement pilot program utilizing rapid supplier enablement. Paul has experience implementing software across the entire value chain.
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Procurement Supplier Data: Stop the Garbage!

Posted by Paul Recchia on Aug 18, 2020 1:32:46 PM

In the Australian city of Kwinana, nets at several drainage pipes in the area have been installed. You see, Kwinana has a major issue: garbage carried via storm runoff into waterways and ultimately polluting the environment.  

 

By installing the nets, Kwinana has vastly cut down on the amount of garbage deposited in the rivers and lakes. In a mere six months, Kwinana has stopped 815 pounds (370 kilograms) of waste from entering the waterways. Not only is this better for the environment, it saves money - the cost to clean up garbage goes up 4x once it is in the waterways as opposed to catching it in these nets.

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Topics: procure to pay, eprocurement, procurement transformation, SAP Ariba

Nitor CONNECT: Team Up with SAP Ariba and Microsoft Teams

Posted by Paul Recchia on Jun 1, 2020 7:58:41 AM

SAP Ariba is a powerful procurement tool.  Microsoft Teams is an easy to use collaboration tool. Together, they create a unified and efficient environment to streamline the requisition process.  That’s right, SAP Ariba and Microsoft Teams have been seamlessly integrated to streamline your collaboration and communications. Introducing Nitor CONNECT

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Topics: procure to pay, eprocurement, procurement technology, SAP Ariba

Optimizing Procurement Technology to Drive ROI

Posted by Paul Recchia on Feb 10, 2020 10:03:48 AM

Ask any master woodworker what the most important skill is in woodworking. The answer won’t have anything to do with saws, chisels, or hand planes. It won’t be about design, planning, or building. The most important skill is fixing their mistakes. Master woodworkers will saw outside their line, they’ll have an errant hit with a chisel, they’ll ding the corner of their piece. They all make mistakes. Great woodworkers, however, know how to fix their mistakes.

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Topics: procure to pay, procurement consulting, eprocurement, procurement technology

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