If your finance team is constantly chasing approvals, plugging overspending leaks, or fighting budget overruns after the fact, you’re not alone. Most companies still rely on manual budget enforcement, leading to late interventions, friction with departments, and financial surprises during audits. But what if your procurement process enforced budgets automatically,

For CFOs and finance teams, few things are more frustrating than flying blind.You ask a department head, “Where did this money go?”They reply, “We’ll pull the numbers.” But the report arrives days later, incomplete or already outdated. Sound familiar? In fast-moving businesses, real-time spend visibility isn’t a luxury; it’s a

Every IT leader knows the feeling:The procurement team selects a tool.Then comes the email: “We need IT to integrate this with our ERP.” What follows?Weeks of back-and-forth, unclear API docs, siloed databases, and a patchwork of manual exports. For years, procurement systems have added more work than they’ve solved. But

In many companies, procurement is still viewed as a checkbox — a compliance requirement. But in today’s data-driven, fast-moving markets, that outdated view is costing organisations real money, agility, and opportunity. The Problem: Procurement is Stuck in the Past Manual approvals. Siloed spreadsheets. Disconnected systems. These are still the reality

Why Kenya’s procurement systems remain at the centre of public frustration, and why fixing them is the key to lasting change. Exactly one year ago today, thousands of young Kenyans mobilised to protest against punitive taxation, runaway debt, and a broken political economy. It was a historic moment; peaceful, powerful,