CIPS has welcomed the Bank of England’s interest rate cut of 0.25 per cent to 5 per cent, the lowest rate since August 1999.
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Finance directors in the UK might not renew contracts for outsourced services, even though they are very satisfied with their suppliers, according to a new survey.
House builder Persimmon is to save more than £10 million a year on materials with the extra buying power it gained from acquiring rival Beazer in March.
Purchasers should never believe they are powerless to make a difference to ethical behaviour in their supply chain.
CIPS enters the new year with a target to boost its membership to 32,000 after a successful major recruitment drive in 2001.
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London firms have surprised the organisers of a recycling project with their enthusiasm for it.
There’s still a long way to go before British industry exploits the full potential of today’s supply chain software systems, according to a new survey - but it looks like electronic trading is set for explosive growth over the next few years.