18 November 2004, Birmingham;
19 November 2004, Leeds;
22 November 2004, London;
8 December 2004, Glasgow;
10 December 2004, Cardiff;
Search Page
An overly sophisticated supply chain is driving Sainsbury’s to the worst pre-tax result in its 135-year history.
The government is falling down on its use of Gateway procurement reviews for its major IT projects, jeopardising the annual £2.3 billion spend.
The Department for Constitutional Affairs (DCA) has used an e-auction to save more than 10 per cent a year off its £10 million annual budget for court reporters and transcription services.
Procurement will bear the brunt of the government’s drive for £21.5 billion of efficiency savings by 2008, according to an OGC document for the Treasury.
9 February 2005
Manchester
Software supplier iForm has updated its Multiquote e-sourcing package.
IT services company EDS has published a list of "must-dos" to ensure computer-reliant businesses do not collapse following an unexpected disaster.
23-25 June 2004
Boston, Massachusetts
Sir Peter Gershon, the former head of the Office of Government Commerce, has joined Premier Farnell as deputy chairman.