Getting to grips with this complex profession hasn’t been easy – the new acronyms, terms and names to get to know – but I’ve made plenty of interesting discoveries along the way.
If you do a quick search for “procurement” on Twitter, you’ll find a number of tweets which will not be music to the ears of most purchasing professionals.
I want to tell you about crisps. Well, it a potato project to be precise.
A report claims that UK businesses lose £1.4 billion every year because staff slack off on social networking sites.
Today salary research group Income Data Services has released details that chief executives of FTSE-100 companies have seen their salaries grow by 7.9 per cent in the last year, and if you look at the FTSE-250, this increases to 8.5 per cent.
If a supplier offered you designer handbag as an incentive to winning business, how would you react?
Some buyers believe using a structured approach to evaluating bids is a “waste of time”
Banged up for a year, his professional reputation damaged irrevocably, it was all once so rosy for David Safavian.
A letter in today’s Daily Telegraph business section suggests one reason for the popularity of low-cost country sourcing (LCCS) I have never heard before
