Sean Heck

    Sean Heck
    Sean Heck is Content Marketing Manager at CobbleStone Software

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    CobbleStone Software Blog Recap for February 2025

    By Sean Heck on 03/4/25

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    Did you remember to read all of our blog posts from February? Don't worry; we have outlined each of them for you. Stay up-to-date with industry topics, real-world case studies, and contract management software and procurement best practices in March by reading the latest CobbleStone® content.

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    Procurement Month: The State of eProcurement in 2025

    By Sean Heck on 02/27/25

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    As we celebrate Procurement Month this March, it is the perfect opportunity to look ahead and explore the future of eProcurement. In 2025, the landscape will be marked by solutions that are efficient yet resilientsimple, and adaptable. Leading providers are already at the forefront with eProcurement software designed to meet these shifting demands.

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    Navigating DEI in Contracts: How Technology Can Help

    By Sean Heck on 02/26/25

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    The recent Executive Order to end some Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) programs across the federal government has many discussing the future of DEI programs through the lens of contract management. While the ultimate long-term impact of the order remains to be seen, it serves as an essential reminder: organizations need sound contract tools to manage DEI-related clauses in contracts regardless of shifting regulatory landscapes. This is where tools like CobbleStone Contract Insight® and its VISDOM® AI can become critical. Read on to learn more!

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    Goods and Services in Contract Management: A Crucial Distinction

    By Sean Heck on 02/20/25

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    In contract management, the seemingly straightforward distinction between "goods" and "services" serves a surprisingly essential purpose. Although the phrase "goods and services" is typically used as a catch-all term, understanding the specific nature of what you're contracting for is imperative to enforce clarity, mitigate risk, and facilitate successful contract execution. Let's dive into why.

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