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I never cease to be amazed at the power of Mr Smith’s brain. No – not you Peter – the other Mr Smith – primary […]

Last week, a man who has had more impact on more people than almost anyone else in the world over the past 60 years died, […]

Our old friend, Ken Cole, who has done sterling work around public sector procurement for many years (and publishes a very good local government procurement […]

Jonathan O’Brien continues to amaze in terms of his productivity as an author. As well as being CEO at respected training firm Positive Purchasing, he […]

Now the summer holidays are here, we are going to suggest some reading that will keep you busy … you can read the rest of […]

Now the summer holidays are here, and the British rain steadily falls, we are going to suggest some reading that will keep you busy through […]

Jonathan O’Brien, founder of the leading procurement training firm Positive Purchasing, has now published three very good books that will be standard works in our […]

Jonathan O’Brien has accomplished a rare feat of authoring three important books in our industry with the publication of “Supplier Relationship Management – Unlocking the […]

As the official magazine of the Chartered Institute of Purchasing and Supply, Supply Management experiences both the positives and the negatives of that role. On […]

In this extract from Buying Professional Services, published exactly two years ago by the Economist Books and written by Fiona Czerniawska and I, we take […]

Well, I say new but it was published last Autumn, so apologies for my slowness in reviewing it!  "Strategic Procurement - Organizing suppliers and supply […]

When was 12th night? It's probably unlucky to mention Christmas now, but as a final 'goodbye', here's Fiona Czerniawska (consulting guru and my co-author) with […]