Yesterday’s autumn statement in the UK had little to offer in terms of new procurement initiatives, blogs Adam Leach.

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Business change, Purchasing, Stakeholder by Adam Leach

Purchasers are increasingly needed to strike up strong relationships with both traditional marketing and digital marketing suppliers.

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Purchasing, Technology by Rebecca Ellinor

Renata Towlson says everyone is seeking a big change to public sector purchasing but wonders whether anyone really knows how to deal with the elephant in the room.

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Business change, Public sector, Purchasing by Renata Towlson

Entrepreneurs are advised to check suppliers and customers are financially sound and understand their region and sector – sounds a lot like procurement.

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General, Purchasing by Rebecca Ellinor

If employees treat work equipment recklessly, is it any wonder companies are getting rid of perks?

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Purchasing by Paul Snell

Purchasers need to engage more effectively with venues to get the most out of their money, argues David Taylor.

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Purchasing, Travel by David Taylor

High prices are forcing people to examine alternative options in a variety of markets, says Adam Leach.

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Purchasing by Adam Leach

Does it really matter how much make-up you wear to work?

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Careers, General by Paul Snell

While procurement professionals do not commit the vast majority of procurement fraud, they do have a responsibility to try to prevent it, blogs Peter Howarth.

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Public sector, Purchasing, Risk & continuity, Supply chain by Peter Howarth

Many businesses are confused by the diverse offerings of cloud computing, says Steve Rees as he makes the case for a managed outsourced solution.

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Business change, Purchasing, Technology by Steve Rees