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Supplier diversity helps firms to win new business
Using women and minority businesses as suppliers can help a company to build its customer base and make its supply chain more adaptable.
London Corporate Travel & Expense Management Forum
22 June 2004 Thistle Charing Cross Hotel, London
We won't be 'supply chain Microsoft' pledges Ariba
The newly merged Ariba and FreeMarkets supply chain solutions company will offer one-stop shopping for purchasers looking for information transparency, buy-in to procurement policies, technology and contracts, and help with driving through changes.
Outsourcing - maximising value and minimising risk
12-13 October London
Lilly targeting SMEs with inventory managing suite
A UK-based software firm is targeting small to medium-sized manufacturers wanting to manage their inventory and production schedules.
Standard Life seeks more auctions after paper cuts
Asset management company Standard Life is considering more e-auctions after its first attempt saved 20 per cent on stationery and computer consumables.
Software sales growing for first time in two years
Global demand for supply chain management (SCM) software is growing for the first time in two years, a report from e-business analysts AMR Research suggests.
Tolley’s VAT for Charities and Other Organisations
Publisher: LexisNexis Tolley ISBN: 0 7545 2134 6
Government bids to make builders pay bills on time
The government has set up a task force to investigate late payment problems in the construction sector.
Lloyds TSB seals consultancy deal to expand market
Lloyds TSB is to merge its procurement-to-pay services for the public sector with purchasing consultancy Best Value Procurement (BVP).
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