Partner Events

15-16 September, 2021 – VIRTUAL CONFERENCE

Digital Procurement World is the largest community of digital procurement leaders and the only conference that brings together the entire digital procurement ecosystem from enterprise to big tech, startups, VCs/investors, industry analysts, media & press – representing every sector of the industry.

Connect with other attendees to hear their perspectives and suggestions about best practices, new ideas, and new tools you might consider, or existing strategies you already have in place. Learn from others what they have done right, what they’ve learned and apply it to what you’re doing now, or will in the future.

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The next E-Invoicing Exchange Summit will be held in Vienna from 27th -  29th September, 2021

Topics range from legislative changes to new tax reporting requirements up to real time E-Invoicing requirements via government platforms. The use of Blockchain technology as a universal interoperability layer for E-Invoicing and payment is an opportunity, but still a huge challenge. Further subjects of debate include the harmonization of different initiatives towards a truly global interoperability framework.

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1st March, 2022

Since 2001, eWorld Procurement & Supply has provided a unique insight into the latest innovations and technologies for senior procurement, supply chain and finance executives. Providing a highly time-effective platform to keep up-to-date with the latest developments, market trends and hot topics. 

Bouncing Back Better: Building a Resilient & Sustainable Future

The past 18 months have tested the resilience of international supply chains as never before. The global pandemic, economic turmoil, Brexit and even a temporary blockage of the Suez Canal all had the potential to cause catastrophic failures – but these did not materialise.

Major challenges such as the ongoing vaccine response have put purchasing and supply chain issues at the centre of the public consciousness and the procurement function has repeatedly shown itself to be a vital and highly adaptable component of our economic and social ecosystem.

Having proved its value in time of crisis, how does procurement continue to build on its successes as the world moves on from the shockwaves of 2020? With governments, businesses and society all hoping to pivot towards a more sustainable future, the next decade should present a golden opportunity to design and embed increasingly robust and responsible supply chain practices for the 21st Century.

Attendance is FREE for senior executives from the commercial, public and third sectors.