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Monthly Archives: December 2011
EU outlines reform of public procurement rules
Amendments will allow for greater negotiation with suppliers and reduce the amount of paperwork, in what the EC describes as “necessary, ambitious and realistic” changes to regulations.
Posted in 2011, cat-news, Ed's choice public sector, Law, News, Public sector, Purchasing
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Buyers reveal ‘sexy’ elements of procurement
SM asked readers to describe the sexiest aspect of procurement, click the link to discover what they said…
Posted in 2011, Careers, cat-news, News, Purchasing, SRM, Supply chain
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Analysis: Procurement outsourcing deals set to surge
“It has been a boom rather than a bane,” says Saurabh Gupta, vice president at Everest Group, when asked of the impact the economic crisis has had on the procurement outsourcing market. And that sentiment is likely to hold as we move into another year …
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Analysis: Procurement outsourcing deals set to surge
“It has been a boom rather than a bane,” says Saurabh Gupta, vice president at Everest Group, when asked of the impact the economic crisis has had on the procurement outsourcing market. And that sentiment is likely to hold as we move into another year …
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Drugmakers plan warning system for short supply drugs
Generic drugmakers are planning to create an advance warning system for medicines that are in short supply, the head of the US generic industry’s trade group said on Thursday.
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Explosion at Apple supplier’s plant injures 61
Pegatron, a Chinese supplier to Apple, has reported an explosion at one of its subsidiary’s plants in Shanghai over the weekend, injuring 61 workers.
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High oil prices contribute to 2012 global economic ‘malaise’
High oil prices, European recession and a struggling US economy, together with slower growth in China will lead to a global growth “malaise” in 2012, economic experts have warned.
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Sustainability reporting will be ‘vital’ in 2012
Sustainability information will be considered “vital” in advancing business models in industries in 2012, according to industry analysts.
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Congressman calls for change to nickels and pennies
US legislation aims to mint nickels and pennies in steel – so they cost less to produce than their monetary value.
Posted in 2011, cat-news, International, News, Purchasing, Supply chain
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MPs demand NAO investigation into Thameslink train contract
The Transport Committee has demanded the spending watchdog examine whether the decision to award a train manufacturing contract to Siemens was correct.
Posted in 2011, cat-news, News, Public sector, Purchasing, Supply chain
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