Research suggests the use of e-procurement in local government is inconsistent. And there is even confusion as to what the term actually refers to, says Stephen Ashcroft
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In an era of global trade and supply chains, it is vital that students appreciate the particular issues raised by using suppliers around the world, as Kenneth Wayt explains in the first of three articles
International trade can offer great opportunities but students should be aware of the complexities of the global supply chain, as Kenneth Wayt explains in the second of three articles
Many users are not getting the most out of online sourcing because they focus too much on the e-auction component. Simon Vail identifies the opportunities – and barriers – to unlocking the full value
Businesses need to be aware of the financial risks and tax implications when deciding how to fund their company cars.
Purchasers can find restructuring a daunting prospect, but there are ways to help ease the transition. Robin Parker looks at how three companies met the challenge
Recruiters must get their own houses in order before they can help clients and candidates deal with age diversity
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My agency has recently been invited to join a managed service project where a major blue-chip firm has outsourced all of its recruitment needs to a series of agencies with one agency (not ours) managing the process. We've been presented with a host of con
Corporate social responsibility is a key issue for many organisations today. But can it ever be more than simply a box-ticking exercise in compliance? SM invited a panel to debate the supply chain impact