Tea prices
Hold on to your crockery, because tea prices are set to reach an all-time high.
Hold on to your crockery, because tea prices are set to reach an all-time high.
I’m sure there are more than a few of us who are a little tetchier this morning, after we all lost an hour of sleep over the weekend because of the clocks going forward.
The SM team has been marvelling at a brilliant email we received from a reader today.
Research from the University of Bonn has found evidence humans are naturally inclined to think a salary increase is a good thing, even if it is negated by rising inflation.
It’s a conundrum that procurement professionals know all too well – how do you purchase what you need without wasting money?
In the interest of maintaining the momentum of our little Procurement Watch campaign, the FT ran a substantial feature on supply chain difficulties today.
Last week Lord Adair Turner, chairman of the Financial Services Authority, published the regulatory response to the global banking crisis.
Procurement has made it into a top 200 list – but before you start to celebrate, take note: it’s a top 200 list of words the powers at be believe should be banned.
We all know the phrase “time is money”, but for new firms demonstrating their wares at the South by Southwest Technology festival in Texas it is genuinely true.
“No, but maybe we should be thinking about it now!” was one buyer’s response to our SM100 question this week on measures organisations are taking to deal with procurement fraud.