In the quest to save money and reduce the deficit, every avenue is being explored for ideas.
The government has already sought input from experts, the public sector and the general public with the Spending Challenge and now the Citizenship Foundation is asking teens for their thoughts. (more…)
No new year’s resolutions for me again this year. How can you improve the unimprovable? I’m joking of course, but there is a more serious point here. As we all know, those seemingly earnest commitments we make in the first week of January do tend to unravel by… well, by the third week of January. (more…)
Procurement leaders are increasingly asked to extract more value in light of unprecedented economic conditions. It is understood that pure sourcing alone does not optimise value and many organisations have pushed the boundaries of what is considered traditional purchasing. (more…)
This week is ‘work-wise week’ in the UK. Here’s the line up:
Monday was ‘smarter travel day’. This isn’t about wearing your best suit for the commute, but about changing the time at which you start your journey (more…)
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