April News Archive

With the recently announced drought ironically bringing with it warnings that this could be the wettest April on record, companies have b...

Businesses that have been affected by the heavy rainfall over the last two weeks should come up with alternative arrangements to ensure t...

Companies that have concerns about how their supply chain will cope for the duration of the Olympic Games need to look back at other rece...

The reason why the British public have a problem with procurement within the NHS is because they see their hard-earned taxes going straig...

Cutting down on the number of components in a supply chain can help farmers increase their profits and get a better return on their produ...

Procurement managers who have met the news of Marks and Spencers' falling sales in the first quarter with surprise should realise that su...

The importance of having an effective and efficient supply chain has been highlighted with the publication of poor sales figures for Mark...

Procurement procedures in government IT have been decried by an outgoing senior official as being "poor".

G-Cloud programme director Chri...

Those looking for new supply chain jobs in the UK will be pleased to hear that 1,000 vacancies will be created at a carmaker's Sunderland...

This year will see more global mergers and acquisitions in the transport and logistics sector following a year of subdued activity, figur...

Procurement organisations face some unique challenges in 2012 and are likely to respond by increasing their staff numbers, according to a...

Since its inception, four years ago, the NW Awards for Education & Excellence has grown in quality, due to a combination of the hard work...