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Some of the content was outstanding and some didn't seem to have enough relevance to the conference. A specific example was in Track C: "Building a Strategic Sourcing Initiative From the Ground Up". The speaker was very nice but the extent of the discussion was just reviewing a project that he completed. There was no exchange of information, no real understanding created as far as the title of the presentation would leave you to believe. This was not the only discussion that I attended that seemed to fall short of being relevant. That being said, there were outstanding discussions as well.

Excellent presentation by Robert Miller of Honeycomb Health. Liked the various methods of presentation (video, panel, group exercise). Facilities were very poor - poor lighting, too cold, and staff took a long time to refill coffee/hot water.

Was ok, there seem to be less in attendance and the exhibit hall was small with little interaction from procurement leadership

Well coordinated, most topics were relevant to today's procurement challenges

General Session and Keynote's were good and insightful. Breakout sessions were below expectations, the white boarding sessions were not useful - very little insight gathered in these. Truly very surprised the event was planned with no transition time between sessions . . there was no way to avoid interrupting a start or end of a session to make it to the next room. Exhibitors really abused the contact list, with excessive emails, calls and invites for meetings. I will not share my contact information in the future - I don't recall doing so, but it was clearly shared with vendors. Would like content available sooner post event. Meals exceeded expectations.