
In our first article last week on this topic, we suggested that there are four fundamental differences between public and private sector procurement and that […]
In our first article last week on this topic, we suggested that there are four fundamental differences between public and private sector procurement and that […]
We’re delighted to feature a guest article from David Shields, who until last May was Chief Executive of the Government Procurement Service. He is a founder […]
Premier Foods – past winners of the CIPS SM awards (indeed, overall winners as recent as 2011) have now taken their advanced thinking about procurement […]
We published the results of the survey on the differences between public and private sector procurement a while back. The survey was carried out in […]
We’ve been covering the recent survey we carried out with the organisers of eWorld , looking at differences between public and private sector procurement perceptions. […]
Yesterday, we introduced the survey we carried out with the organisers of eWorld recently – we also presented some high level results at that event. […]
Prior to the recent eWorld conference, we collaborated with the organisers to run a survey looking at the views of public (government) and private sector […]
The next eWorld Purchasing and Supply event is at the QEII Conference Centre in Westminster, central London, on September 24th in London. We’ve covered the […]
CIPS (the Chartered Institute of Purchasing and Supply) recently announced major changes to their qualification structure and syllabus. These are the most significant for many […]
I said we’d come back to the PASC (UK government’s Public Administration Select Committee) debate we covered last week and in particular Colin Cram’s idea […]
We’re seeing increasing noise about major multi-national firms avoiding the payment of tax in certain countries, including the UK and the US, through the way […]
(We’re delighted to feature a guest post from Emma Kenny, a Partner in procurement consulting and outsourcing firm Occleve). ... In fact, you can ‘swap’ […]