The catalogue is dead.
That’s a Griffin & George catalogue from 1969. Many school procurement workflows haven’t changed much since then.
But our lives have. Now we buy books from Amazon. We rent homes on Airbnb. We travel on Uber.
We’re all used to the convenience of multi-vendor marketplaces when buying things for ourselves. So why should schools put up with the old way of doing things?
Just as we moved to e-commerce a decade ago, one by one, sectors are being streamlined by B2B marketplaces, echoing the change in our consumer lives.
Let's do the same for schools so they can focus on children's learning.
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