Thought Leadership 010 -
Let The People Predict!
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A revolutionary way of forecasting future conditions could prove
invaluable in procurement, says
David Rajakovich
Thought Leadership 009 -
Seeing It Both Ways
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Poorly managed purchasing may appear attractive to sales
professionals, but a more organised approach can deliver rewards
for them, says
Mark Hubbard
Thought Leadership 008 -
Unthinkable Blue Skies
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Purchasing people are often presented with the chance to break
with tradition. The challenge is to seize the opportunity and turn it
into an alternative future, says
Mark Hubbard
Thought Leadership 007 -
Everyone Onboard
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Negotiating is a key procurement skill, but its success depends not
just on the individual but the whole organisation, says
Mark Hubbard
Thought Leadership 006 -
Risk: it's a balancing act
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Risk is fundamental issue in achieving effective supply chains, but
it’s a far from static quantity.
Mark Hubbard explains how awareness
of external threats must be balanced against other factors for best
results.
Thought Leadership 005 -
From Austerity to Prosperity
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Taking a holistic approach to the way we acquire goods and services
can make a big contribution toward productivity, says
Mark Hubbard.
Thought Leadership 004 -
Uncertain Future
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Continuing uncertainty over the next decade will see a clearer focus
on relationships, increasingly sophisticated use of IT to mitigate risk
in supply chains and more use of local suppliers,
says
Mark Hubbard.
Thought Leadership 003 -
Agile Communication
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People skills are essential to success in change management
projects, particularly the ability to communicate effectively,
says
Mark Hubbard.
Thought Leadership 002 -
In the Public Good
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Millions can be saved in the UK public sector according to the latest
government-backed report. But this can only be achieved if there is a
fundamental shift in the approach to procurement,
says
Jonathan O’Brien.
Thought Leadership 001 -
The Price of Value
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Purchasers know all about price, cost and value. But how can you
make sure to pay the lowest price for the best value?
Jonathan O’Brien offers some insights into the way suppliers arrive
at the prices they charge.