
This post is a continuation of an interview with MetalMiner’s Lisa Reisman, conducted largely at a speed averaging 76 MPH while driving over 300 miles […]
This post is a continuation of an interview with MetalMiner’s Lisa Reisman, conducted largely at a speed averaging 76 MPH while driving over 300 miles […]
In this analysis, Lisa Reisman summarizes the key takeaways and compliance recommendations from the Spend Matters/MetalMiner event: Conflict Minerals EDGE. How prepared are most companies […]
In this analysis, Lisa Reisman summarizes the key takeaways and compliance recommendations from the Spend Matters/MetalMiner event: Conflict Minerals EDGE.
This post is based on content delivered during Conflict Minerals EDGE. It leverages content contained in presentation delivered by Spend Matters Thomas Kase titled: Conflict […]
The following post is based on material contained in the MetalMiner report (available for free download): Conflict Minerals: Building Responsible Manufacturing Supply Chains. Join MetalMiner […]
There’s a fundamental question regarding who are the winners and losers in trade cases in which governments subsidize the cost of production and/or offer direct […]
In an earlier installment in this series, we examined some of the philosophical underpinnings of why those who care about free markets should also care […]
While Spend Matters brings you your daily fix of procurement content, the MetalMiner side of the house is busy not only providing global pricing trends […]
In my Frederick Hayek inspired youth, I used to believe that unrestrained free trade was the only barrier between capitalist democracies and all the branches […]
The following post is based on material contained in the MetalMiner report (available for free download): Conflict Minerals: Building Responsible Manufacturing Supply Chains. Join MetalMiner […]
The following post is based on material contained in the MetalMiner report (available for free download): Conflict Minerals: Building Responsible Manufacturing Supply Chains. Join MetalMiner […]
This post is based on content contained in the Spend Matters Compass series paper: Avoiding “Dumb Ways to Die”: eProcurement and P2P Style Adoption Scenarios […]