Monthly Archives: October 2011

Electronics retailer takes steps after SRM conference highlights suppliers’ views.

Procurement chiefs from companies as diverse as Unilever, BP Angola, Thomson Reuters and Molnlycke Health Care, talked up the importance of contributing value to the business beyond cost savings as executives gathered in the Hofburg in Vienna for the P…

Procurement chiefs from companies as diverse as Unilever, BP Angola, Thomson Reuters and Molnlycke Health Care, talked up the importance of contributing value to the business beyond cost savings as executives gathered in the Hofburg in Vienna for the P…

A freight service between Barking, East London, and Wroclaw in Poland is due to be opened next month using the High Speed One route, according to the Financial Times.

Tata company Infiniti Retail has terminated a five-year sourcing partnership with Australian retail company Woolworths, media reports have claimed.

The recent widespread flooding in Thailand is having a major impact on the supply chains of some of the world’s biggest companies including Toyota and Apple.

All those who responded to the latest SM poll said they would be willing to help a peer at another organisation.

All those who responded to the latest SM poll said they would be willing to help a peer at another organisation.

“The contract allows it [NHS Supply Chain] to charge trusts a percentage of the equipment purchase price, providing little incentive to negotiate lower prices,” PAC report.

Sustainable City Awards seek contenders in the procurement category.