DPW New York 2025 is a premier summit dedicated to digital procurement, scheduled for June 11–12, 2025, at ZeroSpace in Brooklyn, New York. Organized by Digital Procurement World (DPW), this event aims to accelerate innovation by connecting startups, tech leaders, mid-market and large enterprises, and investors addressing the world's most significant challenges.

Author: Amit Sampaul (Senior Research Analyst)

The Procurement Beige Book is a quarterly publication from Beroe that assesses and reports the level of favorability in sourcing conditions across a comprehensive set of commodities, materials, products, and services. By combining insights from a range of clusters, portfolios and nearly 400 categories the Beige Book provides procurement professionals with a detailed snapshot of favorability levels, helping them navigate market complexities with confidence. 

As tariff tensions escalate, the global procurement landscape is entering a new phase of disruption. The U.S. has rolled out sweeping tariff hikes, most notably a 145% tariff on China, and 25% duties on Canada and Mexico, and the steel, aluminum, and auto sectors. While some reciprocal tariffs are on a 90-day pause,

In today’s turbulent global economy, procurement teams face significant challenges due to inflation and market volatility. Existing inflation forecasting methods, which have traditionally used broad national indicators, have proven to be inadequate in providing the precision needed for quick and contextualized decision-making.  

In our latest webinar, Adrian Vicol, Data Architect & Data Strategy Lead at Siemens Energy, and Prerna Dhawan, Chief Product Officer at Beroe, discuss how Siemens Energy is leveraging Inflation Watch, an AI-powered cost intelligence platform to transform their procurement strategy. 

Cirtuo Procurement Forum is a conference dedicated to Category Management, offering a platform to explore best practices, procurement digitalization trends, and network with industry experts.
Procurement Forum 2025 will focus on how Procurement can design actionable category strategies with strong business buy-in and practical steps for implementing them to deliver tangible business value.

Inflation and market volatility are among the most significant challenges facing procurement teams today, disrupting budgets, supply chains, and cost predictability. Traditional forecasting methods, historically built on broad national inflation indicators, have failed to provide the precision and granularity required to quickly make informed decisions in an era of increased volatility. 

Author - Maheswaran Doraiswamy
Senior Analyst - Category Specialization, Chemicals