Have you been kidnapped by your suppliers?
June 16, 2011
Empathising with your suppliers might make you accept their price rise demands.
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Are small firms their own worst enemy when it comes to spending?
June 15, 2011
Preferred supplier lists and discounts are only effective when they are enforced, says Pete Taswell
The commissioning mission
June 14, 2011
Lindsay Clark wonders if public buyers have the skills to enact the latest government policy
Is your supply chain ready for a zombie apocalypse?
June 13, 2011
Prepare for the unexpected, otherwise it might turn around and bite you.
Diary of an MBA #9: Greetings from Sri Lanka
June 10, 2011
The Durham MBA has taken a tropical twist, with Chris Atkins spending a week in the seaside town of Weligama on the palm-fringed south coast of Sri Lanka.
Girls don’t just wanna have fun
June 9, 2011
Senior women in procurement want to network and swap ideas with peers as much as men but don’t desire to keep in mind the football fixtures to do it, says Angeline Albert
The battle against billboard branding
June 8, 2011
While procurement fights to sell its business travel, IT and other proposals to the business, advertisers are directly targeting budget-holders, says Lindsay Clark
Making it pay
June 7, 2011
There’s some good news and some bad news this year when it comes to the
profession’s pay packet. Rebecca Ellinor explains
A crucial partnership
June 7, 2011
An integrated procurement function that helps make the right choice first time is vital to success at medical technology firm BD
Bolts from the blue
June 7, 2011
Acts of God have been having considerable repercussions recently. It’s time that these unlikely events were taken more seriously
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