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Monthly Archives: November 2011
South Africa proposes simplified procurement laws
Reforms put forward by the National Planning Commission include greater scrutiny and transparency of public tenders.
Posted in 2011, cat-news, Home page top story, International, Law, News, Purchasing
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South Africa proposes simplified procurement laws
Reforms put forward by the National Planning Commission include greater scrutiny and transparency of public tenders.
Posted in 2011, cat-news, International, Law, News, Purchasing, Southern Africa
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Nokia Siemens Networks to cut supplier numbers
Supply base reduction forms part of a strategy to lower costs by €1 billion by the end of 2013.
Posted in 2011, Business change, cat-news, Home page top story, News, Supply chain
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Nokia Siemens Networks to cut supplier numbers
Supply base reduction forms part of a strategy to lower costs by €1 billion by the end of 2013.
Posted in 2011, Business change, cat-news, News, Supply chain
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More action needed to encourage sustainable palm oil
Despite more manufacturers and retailers across the world signing up to buying more sustainable oil than two years ago, progress has still been slow, according to the WWF palm oil scorecard, prompting key individuals to suggest that government interven…
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Procurement professionals lead adoption of cloud technology
Business change will be “fast and furious” in 2012 with procurement executives leading the adoption of new disruptive cloud technologies, a new report claims.
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Kimberly-Clark supply chain chief plugs into RadioShack
RadioShack has announced that it has appointed Kimberly-Clark supply chain chief, Robert E. Abernathy, to its board of directors. Abernathy’s election expands the RadioShack’s board’s membership from eight to nine directors.
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Ofgem wants power to tackle misleading energy brokers
The energy regulator has proposed reforms to strengthen the support available to corporate energy buyers.
Posted in 2011, cat-news, News, Purchasing
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Ofgem wants power to tackle misleading energy brokers
The energy regulator has proposed reforms to strengthen the support available to corporate energy buyers.
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Pill paucity prompts parliamentary probe
MPs are to investigate why pharmacists are having so much difficulty sourcing prescription drugs.
Posted in 2011, cat-news, News, Purchasing, Risk & continuity, Supply chain
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