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Battle of the bots: BT and Vodafone procurement chiefs forecast AI-driven buying
BT’s Cyril Pourrat and Vodafone’s Ninian Wilson discuss future of procurement, with AI at the core and negotiation bots taking on each other as tech matures. Read more…
This article is available to TelcoTitans Professional, BTwatch and Vodafonewatch subscribers. Sign in, subscribe now, or contact us for more details or if you have a relevant story. Work for BT or Vodafone? Register now for immediate access. This article includes:
- Organisations: BT Group; BT Sourced; Efficio; Harbottle & Lewis; Interparliamentary Forum on Emerging Technologies; nnamu; Pega; Versed AI; Vodafone Group; Vodafone Procurement Company; _VOIS.
- Geographic: Europe; Luxembourg; UK.
- People: Adam Brown; Cyril Pourrat; Emma Wright; Ninian Wilson; Simon Lipscomb.
- Themes: AI; Autonomous procurement and automated buying; ChatGPT; ESG; Generative AI; Chatbots; Natural language processing; Negotiation bots; Procurement technology; Supply chain management; Tenders.
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