Under an imminent European directive, manufacturers and importers will be forced to deal with the often costly disposal of old electrical goods. Gary Griffiths and Brian Cook examine the likely impact of the rules
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As the trend for strategic sourcing grows, suppliers are under more pressure to cement their relationships and guarantee their business. Mark Whitehead meets two men behind a new approach that offers them some hope
Hungary’s minister for economic affairs has recently added IFPMM president to his already expansive role as organisation founder, business group member and university tutor. Atilla Chikan tells Elizabeth Bellamy how he rises to a challenge
Benchmarking against organisations in other sectors can have valuable - and surprising - results. Ray Carter shows how one company used this approach to improve its processes
A comprehensive policy lies at the heart of a successful company travel programme, but producing one can be daunting. Amon Cohen explains what is required
We ask some of the driving forces in purchasing and supply what their wishes are for the new millennium
The new foundation stage business analysis syllabus is designed to give students the practical knowledge and skills required to assess company finances, says Dawn Carter
In complicated negotiations, it is often difficult to know exactly when a binding contract is reached. This extract from The Buyer outlines the judgment in a recent High Court breach of contract case
Employee involvement is the key to a major culture change programme at British Aerospace’s Brough facility. Peter Varley reports
Just over two years after they started a major outsourcing project, SureStock and the North Cheshire Hospitals NHS Trust took the top prize at this year’s Kelly’s Awards for Excellence in Purchasing and Supply. David Arminas reveals the story behind the w