One UK manufacturer has had enough of bureaucratic and costly compliance requests from customers about components. Marcus Austin meets the supplier that has begun to speak out
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International trade affects many areas of our lives. So apply a wide range of knowledge when looking at the issues they raise, says Steve Shaljean-Tilley in the last of our series on globalisation
The story of an Indian call centre worker selling consumers’ bank details to a UK tabloid has sparked a debate over identity fraud and how it can be avoided
If your organisation is outsourcing work that involves processing personal data, it must make sure the information is protected before it signs the deal. Jonathan Fitzgibbons explains
Persuading suppliers to conduct business electronically remains the biggest challenge for many organisations. Robin Parker suggests seven steps to get their buy-in for e-procurement
Supplier diversity is offering innovation and flexibility to purchasers. Emma Clarke finds out why
Whether it’s singers for the summer season or knights on horseback in November, seasonal attractions have highly specialised recruitment needs
It’s that time of year when we invite you to nominate yourself for one of the Recruiter Awards for Excellence. The 2006 selection process boasts an expanded judging panel and the ceremony promises to be our biggest salute to the industry yet
Companies are increasingly setting up beyond the familiar markets of the West. How should buyers approach these challenging new locations?
Although fuel prices are rocketing, it is not necessarily all bad news on the cost of driving: you can still negotiate good prices on car hire