
The last in our reminder of the procurement books of the year ... Tim Ussher is one of our old friends, a very impressive and […]
The last in our reminder of the procurement books of the year ... Tim Ussher is one of our old friends, a very impressive and […]
Continuing our reprise of the best procurement books of 2016 with a second edition of The Negotiation Book. The author, Steve Gates, is founder of […]
Continuing our reprise of the best procurement books of 2016 – this was first reviewed on our Public Spend Forum website. Caroline Nicholas has written […]
Continuing our reprise of the best procurement-related books of 2016. It’s a risky business, reviewing books (or anything else) produced by or involving friends. If […]
We reviewed the new book by our occasional guest writer Richard Kirstein here. Titled “Music Rights – Without Fights” and subtitled “The Smart Marketer’s Guide […]
What do you get the procurement person in your life who already has a state-of-the-art calculator, a leather-bound copy of the hospitality policy, and a […]
Our thanks to publishers Kogan Page for offering special discounts to Spend Matters readers on two of their recent procurement books. This is a limited […]
Today’s book review, catching up on the backlog, is another where we may need to come back to it in order to give it full […]
We’ve been a bit slow in reviewing a number of new procurement-related books in recent weeks, mainly because of the conference season giving us plenty […]
The Procurement Value Proposition – subtitled “The rise of supply management” is an important new book from Gerard Chick and Robert Handfield. Chick worked for […]
John Seddon is an academic, author and consultant who has very strong views about much that governments have been doing over the last few years […]
We reviewed Sigi Osagie’s book here - “Procurement Mojo - Strengthening the Function and Raising its Profile.” It’s fair to say we liked it rather a […]