
Big problems for Facebook last week as over $100 billion was wiped off the value of the firm. That was driven principally by an announcement […]
Big problems for Facebook last week as over $100 billion was wiped off the value of the firm. That was driven principally by an announcement […]
So what is worse – modern slavery or paedophilia? Procurement professionals - through CIPS and other initiatives such as Electronics Watch – are taking a […]
It is about a year since we first told you about SpendLead*, the new platform launched by Fabrice Saporito, previously CEO of Sievo. SpendLead was […]
Microsoft has paid $26 billion for LinkedIn, which is not bad for a business with a patchy profit record (at best) and that has seen […]
Thanks to Stephen Ashcroft of AECOM for pointing out survey findings from 500 procurement professionals that were published by DeltaBid. He was depressed to find that […]
We are very grateful to Juliet Frost for analysing our Twitter connections and coming up with this very interesting post on how Twitter can work […]
In part 1 here we explained why procurement practitioners should be getting familiar with social media and I lamented the fact that so few delegates […]
At the recent ProcureCon Europe event, there was as always a Twitter hashtag, so we could see what other delegates were saying and make some […]
Next week, Thursday the 9th of October to be precise, at 2.30pm in the City of London, I’m speaking at an event run by Oracle […]
We have another event coming up with an opportunity for readers to listen to me, heckle, hurl rotten tomatoes – and then forget our differences […]
Social media principles and approaches will inevitably make their way into the business and procurement world, yet progress has in reality been pretty slow. So […]
Last week we covered CorporateBrainz, a new social media type website for procurement people. The other recent launch in a somewhat similar vein is Procurious, […]