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Monthly Archives: January 2012
Rio Tinto reports record iron-ore shipments
Rio Tinto has reported that it “bounced back” from severe weather conditions in the first half of 2011 to ship a record volume of iron ore over the course of the year.
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Francis Maude: ”This is the moment we change things”
“Past governments haven’t got very excited about procurement. It wasn’t a sure-fire headline grabber. But it’s obvious to me procurement matters,” minister for the Cabinet Office.
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Francis Maude: ”This is the moment we change things”
“Past governments haven’t got very excited about procurement. It wasn’t a sure-fire headline grabber. But it’s obvious to me procurement matters,” minister for the Cabinet Office.
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E-auction adoption saves Probrand time and money
Buyers at the IT product reseller have been able to focus more on strategic purchasing activity thanks to technology.
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E-auction adoption saves Probrand time and money
Buyers at the IT product reseller have been able to focus more on strategic purchasing activity thanks to technology.
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NHS buyers embrace product comparison site
Government Procurement Service’s NHS Customer Board describes price comparison tool as a ‘game changer’ for the UK’s health service.
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NHS buyers embrace product comparison site
Government Procurement Service’s NHS Customer Board describes price comparison tool as a ‘game changer’ for the UK’s health service.
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China to launch own iron ore trading platform
China, the world’s largest consumer of iron ore, has announced plans to create its own physical trading platform in order to strengthen its position, have more influence over price and rival platforms such as GobalOre backed by BHP Billiton.
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Analysis: Temp labour legislation to cause headaches
Temporary and contract workers have proved indispensable during the downturn – but new legislation introduced in the UK last month looks set to pose procurement a considerable conundrum.
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British companies delay overseas payments
Companies in the UK are keeping hold of cash and delaying payments to overseas suppliers in the hope that exchange rates will improve, according to experts.
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