Purchasers in the construction industry have been accused of focusing too much on cost. David Arminas asks whether the criticism is justified
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Have Britain’s armed forces really been sent to fight Iraq and not given the right equipment? David Arminas explains how the true state of military purchasing is rather more complicated
Ken Livingstone’s aim to persuade purchasers to buy Fairtrade products is ambitious. David Arminas looks at how they can balance doing the right thing with getting the best value for money
Customer relationship management, integration, functionality - how do you know where to start? Martin Atherton offers a few tips
The pharmaceutical giant GSK has improved its approach to learning and development in procurement, as Patti Whitehouse explains
The £3 billion Ministry of Defence deal for two aircraft has many calling the partnership between Thales and BAE Systems into question, writes David Arminas
Inflation-busting salary rises are continuing for purchasing and supply managers, but they are getting smaller. Robin Parker examines where pay in the profession is likely to go from here
A regular additional task of the MCV examination is that of subdividing a standard costing variance. Here, the Chief Assessor for the MCV exam shows how it’s done.*
An article exploring the Accounting Standard FRS 10
This June’s Intermediate assessment performances show a big overall improvement