NHS must think local
Matt Oxley reacts to the UK government’s proposed changes to the delivery of healthcare in England.
Matt Oxley reacts to the UK government’s proposed changes to the delivery of healthcare in England.
Sam Covell raises questions about the risks associated with outsourcing in terms of knowledge, skills and processes.
Time for something a little lighter in the magazine – or should that be a little darker?
As Alison Smith spends some time setting her goals for 2011, she asks about the way in which you’d want to achieve yours.
Could it be that we are all procurement specialists in the making? Naouel Zenaidi explores the shift in consumers buying habits.
Paul Snell reviews the results of the Local Government Association’s recent survey of buyers’ thoughts on the Remedies Directive.
Rebecca Ellinor digs through the SM archive to review the millennium predictions for procurement
Strong global demand for commodities is pushing up prices for UK buyers, says Lindsay Clark
The start of 2011 has seen a debate about procurement’s challenges as the combination of austerity drives and economic recovery converge.
The process of deciding which quangos should stay or go has come in for criticism, and is accused of costing more than it will save