One of the ‘quick fire’ case study presentations at ProcureCon Indirect in Copenhagen last month, under the Redefining Procurement Models umbrella session, covered Next-Generation Operating Models. […]
We’ve heard Tom Lewers’ name before, he’s been around a while in Rolls-Royce, Barclays and elsewhere, but never really met him properly. So introducing him […]
The session on redefining procurement models at ProcureCon Indirect, with Anton Shibanov of MTS and Alpar Kamber of WNS-Denali, looked at the reasons for outsourcing […]
The first morning session at ProcureCon Indirect last month focused largely on innovation: innovative technology to help the procurement process, examples of innovation in action, […]
“The world needs banking, but it does not need banks”. That’s a quote from Bill Gates, highlighting the pressures that banks are under globally, particularly […]
One of the afternoon tracks on Day 2 of ProcureCon Indirect covered the theme of stakeholder engagement and management, and it kicked off with an […]
Yesterday we started telling you about the keynote from Sue Williams at ProcureCon Indirect last week. Williams is an experienced hostage negotiator, but gave us […]
If you saw Sue Williams in the street, you couldn't possibly know what an important role she plays in society. She appears to be a […]
Mette Villebro Sievers, Head of Category Management, Contract Management and the Operational Procurement Group at Copenhagen Airport, spoke at ProcureCon Indirect last week. The airport […]
My colleague Nancy Clinton and I didn't want to go to Copenhagen for ProcureCon Indirect, it really is just duty calling, the need to bring […]
Day two at ProcureCon Indirect was chaired by Richard Beaumont – both he and Cath Hill of CIPS yesterday were excellent in that role, despite […]
Greetings from wonderful, wonderful Copenhagen (our older readers will understand the reference …). My first experience of the city was as a 20-year old student, […]
