About PSRM
A reference, governed in the open.
PSRM is the Procurement and Supply Reference Map: a council-governed reference for how procurement and supply capability is described, evidenced and improved.
Why it exists
Procurement and supply need a shared reference.
Guidance is scattered across process models, advisory material and tools. Much of it groups activity without showing who owns the decision, what evidence proves the capability, and how AI may take part. Leaders need a shared way to describe capability, read evidence, govern AI participation and track progress without turning the map into a mandate.
PSRM closes that gap by putting reference points, evidence and maturity in one shared map.
How it fits together
Map, Atlas, Council, Institute.
The Map
The Atlas
The Council
The Institute
Principles
What PSRM holds itself to.
Independent
Governed by the Council, not by any vendor, firm or founder.
Evidence-led
Claims about capability are tied to reference evidence tiers.
Vendor-neutral
No product endorsement, ranking or preferred-tool position.
Practical
Written to be read and used, not to sit on a shelf.
Free to read
The public reference is free to read for every reader.
Reference, not opinion
PSRM describes capability. The organisation decides its own target.
Independence
No commercial influence over the reference.
Revenue, licences, future education routes and recognition routes must not buy influence over map content, maturity tiers, controls, evidence expectations or Council decisions. The map changes through due process.
Contact
Get in touch.
Contact the Secretariat at secretariat@psrmc.org.