Spotting the trends
If government departments can buy together, surely they can learn from their mistakes together, blogs Adam Leach
If government departments can buy together, surely they can learn from their mistakes together, blogs Adam Leach
The economic crisis forced companies to change strategy, but the tactics look awfully familiar
SMEs are once again proving a popular choice of suppliers, blogs Rebecca Ellinor
Football managers will find it hard to match cost to value as the transfer deadline approaches.
Recent events have shown that things happen that you just don’t expect – but it’s how you react that matters, says Adam Leach
Apparently the mere mention of the term ‘property assets’ used to make the eyes of senior civil servants glaze over; whereas now it’s a real attention-grabber.
By redefining how procurement was viewed within the organisation, Universal Music Group International (UMGI) could drive business change
Taking the Thameslink contract out of the UK not only shows a disregard for the resulting job losses, but also makes little procurement sense
Excessive ‘transaction complexity’ in procurement is reducing profits, warns the Warwick Business School professor
With procurement at the coalface of business, buyers can lead the way in tackling corrupt practices