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Surprise growth in US new orders gives hope to the UK
Figures from the US showing unexpected growth in new orders have brought hope to manufacturers in the UK.
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Oracle chief slams best of breed as ‘outdated fantasy’
“Best of breed” e-business systems, made up of software from a range of providers, are an “out-dated fantasy”, according to the chief executive of Oracle.
Business travel becoming a commodity ‘like paperclips’
Business travel is fast becoming an off-the-shelf commodity like paperclips, according to a senior buyer at The Boots Company.
US lobbying halts launch of corporate ticket tracking
Intense lobbying by American travel agents and corporate buyers has halted US Department of Transport (DoT) approval of a new global system to track corporate ticket purchasing habits.
Purchasers under fire after Met goes £20m over budget
The competence of the Metropolitan Police Service’s procurement department has been called into question after an internal audit revealed spending on supplies and services went nearly £20 million over budget in the past year.
Energy Liberalisation in the UK and the Rest of Europe
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Australians to help council with e-procurement project
Leeds City Council has teamed up with an Australian state government to launch an e-tendering system as part of the city’s major e-procurement initiative.
Joint system aims to offer real-time supply chain data
BAE Systems and software group Viewlocity have started a joint venture that aims to provide visible, cost-effective information tracking across several vertical sectors.
‘Power suppliers must work harder to attract customers’
Energy suppliers need to be more proactive in approaching potential customers and communicating the benefits of adopting their services, a new report has warned.
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