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The modern world is almost literally built on steel. And, despite some big challenges, its future is assured, says Anat Arkin
The Human Rights Act 1998 imposes duties not only on bodies that are obviously public authorities but, in certain cases, on their contractors as well. David Cox explains
Self-government in Wales has had limited success so far, and purchasing is under pressure to give it a boost. David Arminas reports in the first of a series on the effects of devolution on procurement in the UK
Hywel Houghton-Jones has had a varied career working in a range of very different sectors, but transforming the Nationwide Building Society’s purchasing operation has been one of the most rewarding. Mark Whitehead meets the man in the driving seat
The study of purchasing and supply is gaining academic respectability. But, says Sam Tulip, better communication between academics and purchasing practitioners is needed to give the subject more credibility in the business world
Dixons is gaining ground, and sales growth, with its online shopping service. Mark Whitehead finds out how it did it
The European Commission will soon publish its proposed changes to the public procurement and utilities directives. Steven Norris and Tim Lake examine the likely amendments
Business-to-business trading exchanges have been the big story in e-commerce this year. Geraint John looks at how one European company, Ventro Life Sciences, plans to operate
Interviewing candidates for a job is not only crucial, but difficult and time consuming. Careful preparation and a plan of action will maximise your chances of getting it right, explains Barbara Oaff