RiseNow Blog

Discover how a nationally recognized academic medical center transformed its supply chain operations by optimizing its Point of Use (POU) system. This case study highlights how RiseNow partnered with the organization to enhance Tecsys system configurations, deliver targeted training, and streamline clinical workflows. A real-world example of supply chain transformation tailored to healthcare realities.

Discover how North Carolina A&T sustained procurement performance through strategic managed services. This case study highlights how RiseNow partnered with the university to stabilize and optimize its JAGGAER platform, bridging capacity gaps, improving governance, and enabling long-term success without adding headcount. A real-world example of procurement support tailored to higher ed realities.

In today’s procurement landscape, complexity isn’t a sign of failure—it’s a given. Whether you’re navigating industry consolidation, platform fragmentation, evolving compliance demands, or workforce turnover, the path forward is rarely straight. And increasingly, procurement leaders are being asked to do more with less, while still delivering enterprise-wide value.

A RiseNow assessment isn’t a tech pitch or maturity model—it’s a healthcare-specific diagnostic designed to surface operational truth. This post breaks down our approach: how we cut through assumptions, uncover misalignments, and deliver actionable roadmaps rooted in data, not anecdotes. If you’re a supply chain leader seeking clarity, not just commentary, this is your starting point.

Health systems and distribution centers often hesitate to bring in a supply chain assessment, fearing cost, disruption, or uncovering more problems than they can fix. But the real risk isn’t the assessment—it’s letting inefficiencies persist. A well-executed evaluation isn’t about assigning blame; it’s about identifying opportunities, prioritizing solutions, and creating a clear action plan. The key question isn’t should you assess your supply chain, but can you afford not to?

Technology isn’t the problem—lack of adoption is. In this piece, we explore why companies underestimate change management and training, and how embedding them early leads to stronger adoption, fewer workarounds, and real transformation that lasts.

Procurement teams don’t have a transformation problem—they have a “fixing” problem; this piece explores why slowing down with a structured assessment leads to faster, smarter, and more sustainable procurement transformation.

Your supply chain is constantly sending signals—miscounted inventory, expired supplies, and workarounds that shouldn’t be necessary. These small issues add up, leading to costly mistakes and operational breakdowns. One health system thought it had 95% inventory accuracy—until it found out the real number was just 27%. The good news? These problems can be solved. In this blog, we break down the warning signs and how to address them before they turn into bigger issues.