
We met up for the first time in several years with David Shields last week. Earlier this decade, he was the Managing Director of Government […]
We met up for the first time in several years with David Shields last week. Earlier this decade, he was the Managing Director of Government […]
(With thanks as ever to Jonathan Lynn and Peter Jay, the brilliant writers of the immortal BBC comedies Yes Minister and Yes, Prime Minister). […]
The NHS seems to have been cropping up on our radar for a number of different reasons in the recent days, and one very interesting […]
In Part 1, we looked at my session at the recent Bloom customer event. I talked about the evolution of procurement from being concerned largely […]
Crown Commercial Services has published a set of slides that it used as part of a webinar recently relating to the Management Consultancy 2 programme. […]
This is another in our series of articles relating to good practice in terms of procurement of consulting and related services, published in conjunction with […]
The MCA (Management Consultancies Association), led by Alan Leaman, does a pretty good job of both representing its member firms, who represent around 60% of […]
Last week, the Times published a special supplement relating to the 2017 Management Consultancies Association Awards. The 12 page supplement includes the stories behind all […]
The Spend Matters US site featured another article last week from Rebecca Karp, who writes about setting up and running her own procurement consulting business. […]
We featured the launch of Palambridge here. This is being driven by Philip Ideson, pictured here, who runs the Art of Procurement website which has […]
We featured here the name change and the launch of Bloom the business that operates the NEPRO consulting framework. NEPRO is a creation of NEPO, […]
The court case between Eurasian Natural Resources Corporation (ENRC) and law firm Dechert is interesting. ENRC has accused Dechert of “systematic and gross overcharging” after […]