Rujul Zaparde's guest appearances

Rujul Zaparde

Art of Procurement

DisrupTV

Matt Curtis

Jason Roberts

Rory Sutherland

Dred Scott

David Bush

Alan Mulally

Tim Jones

Peter Smith

Randy Roth

Eric Martin

Steve Wozniak

Alex Brown

Christian Lanng

Chris Browne

Kate Vitasek

OwlTail

Sally Helgesen

Christine Tao

This week on DisrupTV, we interviewed Rujul Zaparde, CEO of fintech unicorn, Zip, Christine Tao, Cofounder and CEO of Sounding Board and Sally Helgesen, author of Rising Together.DisrupTV is a weekly Web series with hosts R “Ray” Wang and Vala Afshar. The show airs live at 11:00 a.m. PT/ 2:00 p.m. ET every Friday. Brought to you by Constellation Executive Network: constellationr.com/CEN.

This week on DisrupTV, we interviewed Rujul Zaparde, CEO of fintech unicorn, Zip, Christine Tao, Cofounder and CEO of Sounding Board and Sally Helgesen, author of Rising Together. DisrupTV is a weekly Web series with hosts R “Ray” Wang and Vala Afshar. The show airs live at 11:00 a.m. PT/ 2:00 p.m. ET every Friday. Brought to you by Constellation Executive Network: <a href="http://constellationr.com/CEN" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">constellationr.com/CEN</a>.

DisrupTV Episode 314, Rujul Zaparde, Christine Tao, Sally Helgesen

Colin Glazier

All companies are works in progress, as are the many professionals dedicated to their operational performance and efficiency. Since today’s business conditions are far from being straightforward, having a better read of the macro landscape can represent a significant competitive advantage. In this episode, based on an AOP Live session, Art of Procurement’s Philip Ideson was joined by Rujul Zaparde, Founder and CEO of Zip, and Colin Glazier, VP of Solutions Consulting at Zip. They regularly hear different perspectives on the challenges and opportunities that will be presented to all of us, as well as suggestions about what we can start doing now to make the most of the new year. Rujul and Colin answered questions from the Art of Procurement community about three key areas:  How macro-economic trends and pressures will affect providers and practitioners differently, and exhibit themselves in each group’s work The impact that no-code platforms and automation may have on user friction and compliance New approaches procurement can take to influence specific categories and relationships today and in the future 

All companies are works in progress, as are the many professionals dedicated to their operational performance and efficiency. Since today’s business conditions are far from being straightforward, having a better read of the macro landscape can represent a significant competitive advantage. In this episode, based on an AOP Live session, Art of Procurement’s Philip Ideson was joined by Rujul Zaparde, Founder and CEO of Zip, and Colin Glazier, VP of Solutions Consulting at Zip. They regularly hear different perspectives on the challenges and opportunities that will be presented to all of us, as well as suggestions about what we can start doing now to make the most of the new year. Rujul and Colin answered questions from the Art of Procurement community about three key areas: <ul> <li>How macro-economic trends and pressures will affect providers and practitioners differently, and exhibit themselves in each group’s work</li> <li>The impact that no-code platforms and automation may have on user friction and compliance</li> <li>New approaches procurement can take to influence specific categories and relationships today and in the future</li> </ul>

561: Forecasting the Future with Cautious Optimism w/ Rujul Zaparde and Colin Glazier

Michael Denari

Liem Hua

Every time someone interacts with procurement’s people, processes, or technology, it influences what that person thinks of procurement. This perception determines how early procurement is brought into a sourcing decision, if they are approached about a new business need, and how willingly stakeholders participate in procurement-led projects.   Procurement may not often focus significant resources on the ‘intake-to-procure’ process, but distributed buyers are likely to feel different. By meeting buyer needs through an improved intake-to-procure experience, procurement has an opportunity to recast their internal image and finally realize the level of business engagement they have always sought.   In this podcast, which is based on an AOP Live session, Liem Hua, Michael Denari, and Rujul Zaparde discuss   How procurement is currently perceived in many organizations, and the opportunities they have for improving the ‘customer experience’ associated with distributed buying  The common pain points in the intake-to-procure process that procurement may not even be aware of, but which are affecting distributed buyers on a regular basis How technology can empower distributed buyers without endangering procurement’s ability to manage spend and suppliers 

Every time someone interacts with procurement’s people, processes, or technology, it influences what that person thinks of procurement. This perception determines how early procurement is brought into a sourcing decision, if they are approached about a new business need, and how willingly stakeholders participate in procurement-led projects. Procurement may not often focus significant resources on the ‘intake-to-procure’ process, but distributed buyers are likely to feel different. By meeting buyer needs through an improved intake-to-procure experience, procurement has an opportunity to recast their internal image and finally realize the level of business engagement they have always sought. In this podcast, which is based on an AOP Live session, Liem Hua, Michael Denari, and Rujul Zaparde discuss  <ul> <li>How procurement is currently perceived in many organizations, and the opportunities they have for improving the ‘customer experience’ associated with distributed buying </li> <li>The common pain points in the intake-to-procure process that procurement may not even be aware of, but which are affecting distributed buyers on a regular basis</li> <li>How technology can empower distributed buyers without endangering procurement’s ability to manage spend and suppliers</li> </ul>

406: Improving Internal Perception of Procurement from Intake to Procure w/ Liem Hua, Michael Denari, and Rujul Zaparde