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Procurement Innovation
Public buying mixes two different kinds of work: acquisition functions that require government authority, and ordinary commercial support work such as market research, supplier discovery, price intelligence and requirement comparison. This area studies whether agency teams, government shared services and qualified commercial purchasing specialists should be compared head to head on the support work under the same legal rules, and where AI lowers the cost of learning without crossing into governmental decisions.
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Government Should Stop Doing All Its Own Buying
Government should keep every acquisition function that requires public authority and test different ways to perform the commercial support work underneath it. This is not privatization. It is a way to find out what works.