Fixing procurement for the era of AI

An online event about how public procurement could evolve

This conversation is part of the activities of the community of practice Reimagining Public Institutions.

Public procurement is one of the most powerful tools governments have to become more effective. Yet, it is still underutilised for its potential. Procurement can shape innovation, strengthen capacity, and deliver more wisely to society. Yet in an era of rapid technological change, procurement systems remain rigid, slow, and vulnerable to failure.

Join us for an online conversation between Geoff Mulgan, TIAL cofounder, and Leonardo Quattrucci, author of the white paper A Well-Architected Framework for Public Procurement, to explore how governments can fix procurement by bringing about more agile, adaptive, accurate and accessible systems.

Who should join?

This event is designed for professionals working in government, civil society, and technology organisations, as well as anyone passionate about exploring how institutional innovation can help us reimagine and reshape public organisations.

When and where?

• May 20th, 4pm CET
• Online (link received after registration)

What will you get

• Discuss the white paper on Well-Architected Framework for Public Procurement with the author
• Join an insightful and purposeful conversation between policymakers, tech experts and academics interested from different parts of the world
• Find peers with common interests and contribute to building the field of institutional architecture