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Monthly Archives: November 2011
Spotlight: Procurement in Italy steady in the face of upheaval
These are tough times on the Mediterranean and for Italy its sink or swim.
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Brewing giant sees value of procurement
Brewing giant SABMiller is increasingly turning to procurement to help it improve efficiencies and drive value across the business.
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Experts warn of risks from ‘distorted’ global shipping market
The size of the Capesize fleet will “rocket” over the next three years at the same time as demand growth for seaborne iron ore is set to stagnate, market experts have predicted.
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Cost cutting back on agenda for consultancy buyers
Fears over sovereign insolvency and a European banking crisis are forcing businesses to put cost cutting back on the agenda when it comes to consultancy spend, a new report warns.
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Procurement could use some PR
Other departments need to know “how and what procurement does to deliver strategic value to the business,” Jason Smith, KPMG.
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Procurement could use some PR
Other departments need to know “how and what procurement does to deliver strategic value to the business,” Jason Smith, KPMG.
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MoD major project costs increase by £466 million
The NAO said the defence department is now “actively working towards balancing its books in the longer term”.
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Local government buyers are the best-practice experts
“Whitehall civil servants say power needs to be grabbed centrally, but every day I find local government best practice.”
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Joint buying celebrated at public procurement awards
The key to success was collaboration for many of the winners at this year’s SOPO awards, held to honour public sector purchasers.
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Supply chain investment boosts margins for Home Depot
The largest home-improvement retailer in the US has highlighted the transformation of its supply chain as a key factor in its financial health as it announced increasing margins this week.
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