How Current Trends Drive Tech Adoption and Better Ways of Working with Yash Rai
In this episode of the Supplier Experience Live podcast, we spoke with Yash Rai, Vice President, Procurement and Supply Chain Solutions at The Smart Cube. Yash has over 14 years of experience working in the procurement domain. He loves the industry and is extremely passionate about technology and learning about best-of-breed solutions and capabilities.
In our conversation with Yash, we discussed the following:
- The top 3 trends in Procurement for Life Sciences in response to recent geopolitical risks
- How to benefit from best-of-breed technologies in Life Sciences Procurement
- New ways of working with enabling technologies and increased collaboration with suppliers
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