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It started with a £20 order, but for a chemicals and precious metals multinational, e-procurement is resulting in big long-term savings. Beverley Parkinson explains
Suppliers, clients, colleagues… the message rammed home to buyers at this year’s event was if you don’t communicate with them, you’re in trouble. David Arminas reports
The difference between new FRS18 and outdated SSAP2.
Christmas is boom time in the music industry. But how do the record companies get enough of the right CDs on the shelves? Celia Poole investigates
The brief shelf life and long lead times of designer clothes poses some unusual challenges for retailers and manufacturers. Stephanie Bomba reports
Prince Charles’s call for the public sector to ‘buy British’ seems reasonable. But, writes David Arminas, it’s not quite that simple
This article relates to Unit 15: Cash Management and Credit Control.
Moving manufacturing to a low-cost economy is a tough calculation. Keith Evans and Steve Grossman explain
The roll of US companies under investigation for financial malpractice is growing by the day. Liz Simpson explains how their supply chain standards slipped