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Buyers take blame for M&S losses
... criticised for taking our eye off the ball, and we probably did,” an M&S spokesperson told SM. Announced this month, M&S’s 1998/1999 ...
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Top firms unable to name vendors
... that 58 per cent could not name any supplier. Although they did not know where to go for an e-procurement solution, most of those surveyed ...
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Agency pushes to double card use
... already in use and, despite the new drive, Griffiths said he did not expect there to be many more issued. The typical individual order limit ...
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NatWest’s purchasing chief quits
... & Bradstreet, said he was asked to apply for the job, but did not want to relocate. He stressed that his departure was completely ...
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‘Manage risks in emerging markets’
... Cowell added that measures to ensure suppliers did not accept all of the risk, such as offering to take ownership in part of ...
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Caution urged on ditching suppliers
... month that firms could face unforeseen consequences if they did not tell suppliers that their services were no longer required until the ...
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Rail supply failure ‘caused collapse’
... production before he left last April, said: “It did not have enough resources to properly manage the supply chain, procurement ...
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Invoice-settling crisis set to worsen
... sectors taking two weeks longer to make payments than they did last November. Large gas companies are the slowest, taking on average 91 ...
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Supply chain ‘less critical than IT’
... made no comment about outsourcing, almost all of those that did said it would increase in the future. Around a third of these respondents ...
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Tesco slams court over jeans verdict
... the EEA, a practice known as parallel importing. As Levi did not give consent, Tesco had violated European trademark law. Eamon ...