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Agencies must adapt to clients' demands for outsourcing
It’s not just knowledge of technical skills that counts in many papers – behavioural skills count, too. Research into these “soft skills” could earn extra marks, advises Andrea Reynolds
The first three months of the Freedom of Information Act have brought fewer supplier enquiries than expected, but a surprising volume about refuse disposal and even UFOs. Gareth Mytton finds out more
Controlling travel budgets can be a ‘nightmare’, said one of the speakers at the Supply Management Business Travel Unpacked forum. But they also offered practical advice, as Amon Cohen explains
What are the pitfalls of starting a card programme and how can you ensure you get the most out of it? Those who have taken the plunge share their experiences
Few organisations have made any attempt to analyse and tackle what they spend on meetings, but this expense is frequently more costly than many realise
The image of a butler may seem firmly planted in the bygone world of Jeeves and Wooster, but there's still a demand today for high quality help
Purchasers may find they have much in common with direct marketers, for whom transparency and results-based assessment are the norm
For purchasers entering the complex market for events and meetings, the starting point is clear: find out how much they cost. From there, it’s about winning suppliers and specialists over, as Linda Wain explains