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Governments Are Buying AI. Are Their Procurement Systems Ready?

Governments Are Buying AI. Are Their Procurement Systems Ready?  Why institutional capability, not technology alone, will determine whether public-sector AI delivers value Governments are rapidly…

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From Planning to Performance: Why the Best Projects Are Won Before Execution Begins

From Planning to Performance: Why the Best Projects Are Won Before Execution Begins Why do strategically important projects continue to experience delays, cost overruns and…

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Women in Supply Chain Leadership: Barriers, Opportunities & Institutional Action

Women in Supply Chain Leadership: Barriers, Opportunities & Institutional Action  AISCR Thought Leadership Webinar Thursday, August 27, 2026 | Zoom | 2 Hours Supply chains…

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AISCR-Desiderio Africa Supply Chain & Energy Bulletin Edition 5, August 2026

AISCR-Desiderio Africa Supply Chain & Energy Bulletin Edition 5, August 2026 The August 2026 Bulletin explores how Africa's supply chains are undergoing a profound transformation,…

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Thought Leadership Webinar- Building the Talent Pipeline: Skills, Careers & Leadership for Future Supply Chains

Thought Leadership Webinar  Building the Talent Pipeline: Skills, Careers & Leadership for Future Supply Chains Date: Thursday, 6 August 2026 Location: Online (Zoom) Cost: Free…

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Africa Supply Chain Insights Bulletin – July 2026

Africa Supply Chain Insights Bulletin - July 2026 Africa's Next Development Frontier Is Value Chain Competitiveness AISCR, in collaboration with Desiderio Consultants, is pleased to…

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Executive Webinar – Caribbean Special Edition

Executive Webinar – Caribbean Special Edition Ports, Procurement and People: Building the Caribbean's Logistics Workforce for the Energy and Trade Era Ahead AISCR in partnership…

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Public Procurement and Industrial Policy as Levers for Economic Transformation

Public Procurement and Industrial Policy as Levers for Economic Transformation   AISCR is pleased to announce the next session in its Thought Leadership Webinar Series…

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Africa Supply Chains Insights – June 2026 Edition

Africa Supply Chains Insights - June 2026 Edition Monthly Bulletin on Supply Chain News & Trend in Africa From Fragmented Systems to Connected Value Chains:…

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Africa’s Supply Chain Future Will Be Defined by Data and Resilience

AISCR Thought Leadership  Africa’s Supply Chain Future Will Be Defined by Data and Resilience  In a recent AISCR Thought Leadership interview, Professor George Zsidisin, internationally…

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Is Africa’s Supply Chain Data Infrastructure Ready for the AI Era?

Is Africa’s Supply Chain Data Infrastructure Ready for the AI Era?  Data Infrastructure and Integration Readiness Artificial intelligence is rapidly reshaping global supply chains, but…

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AISCR Insights Newsletter – April 2026 Edition

AISCR Insights Newsletter - April 2026 Edition  Advancing Supply Chain Excellence Through Research, Education, and Practice AISCR Global is pleased to release the April 2026…

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Geopolitics & Strategic Shift: What They Mean for Supply Chain Leaders

AISCR Executive Leadership Webinar_ Geopolitics & Strategic Shift: What They Mean for Supply Chain Leaders AISCR Global, in collaboration with leading academic and industry partners,…

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Africa Supply Chain Insights Bulletin – May 2026 Edition

Africa Supply Chain Insights Bulletin - May 2026 Edition  Africa’s Supply Chains in an Era of Permanent Global Disruption The Advanced Institute for Supply Chain…

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Message from the President: AISCR 2026 Strategic Focus

Message from the President: AISCR 2026 Strategic Focus Dear Colleagues and Partners, As we move through 2026, I am pleased to share the strong progress…

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Strategic Collaboration between AISCR and PAS

Strategic Collaboration between AISCR and PAS AISCR is proud to announce a historic milestone: the formal signing of a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with Procurement…

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Why Procurement Reforms Fail-and What African Institutions Must Do Differently

Why Procurement Reforms Fail-and What African Institutions Must Do Differently Across Africa, public procurement accounts for 15–30% of GDP, positioning it as a central lever…

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AISCR Global Supply Chain Outlook 2026

AISCR Global Supply Chain Outlook 2026 From Risk Awareness to Institutional Readiness We are entering a fundamentally different phase of global supply chains, one in…

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Africa’s Energy Moment: From Disruption to Opportunity

Africa Supply Chain Insights Bulletin – April 2026 (Issue 1) From Disruption to Opportunity in Africa’s Energy Systems The Africa Supply Chain Insights Bulletin is…

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Trade Compliance in 2026: Export Controls, Sanctions & Trade-Ready Supply Chains

Trade Compliance in 2026: Export Controls, Sanctions & Trade-Ready Supply Chains Program Overview In 2026, global trade is no longer defined solely by tariffs and…

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Introducing the New AISCR Board Chair

Celebrating Excellence in Leadership — The Board’s Choice We are pleased to announce the appointment of Hon. Mrs. Dagmawit Moges Bekele as the new Board…

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AI, Data & Analytics in Supply Chains: From Forecasting to Strategic Advantage

AI, Data & Analytics in Supply Chains: From Forecasting to Strategic Advantage Live Executive Webinar | February 19, 2026 8:00–9:30 AM CST | 2:00–3:30 PM GMT…

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Supply Chains in 2026: Expectations, Risks, and the New Institutional Reality Synthesis of the AISCR Inaugural Webinar

Supply Chains in 2026: Expectations, Risks, and the New Institutional Reality Synthesis of the AISCR Inaugural Webinar, January 22, 2026 About this Brief This Executive…

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Africa’s Hidden Giants: Why Institutional Supply Chains Will Shape the Continent’s Next Decade

Africa’s Hidden Giants: Why Institutional Supply Chains Will Shape the Continent’s Next Decade AISCR's Research Perspective Introduction Africa’s economic narrative is often framed around entrepreneurship,…

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