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Category Archives: 2012
Procurement profession needs more entry-level positions
More junior roles are necessary to encourage candidates to make purchasing their career of choice, according to CIPS president David Smith.
Posted in 2012, Careers, cat-news, News, Purchasing
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Government procurement card controls ‘not strict enough’
MPs are not satisfied purchasing cards are being used appropriately and want tighter controls, including banning their use to buy certain items such as alcohol.
Posted in 2012, cat-news, Central government, News, Public sector, Purchasing
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Office Depot appoints Mike McCreesh to lead procurement
The office supplies company has promoted from within to find its new procurement and supply chain director.
Posted in 2012, Careers, cat-news, News, Purchasing, Supply chain
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UK manufacturing falls to three-year low
A slump in production has caused the second steepest fall in activity in the Purchasing Managers’ Index’s 20-year history.
Posted in 2012, cat-news, News, PMI reports, Purchasing, Resources
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Barclays to move procurement jobs to Singapore
The financial services firm is to relocate some UK procurement roles to the Asian country as part of a plan to reduce costs by £2 billion by 2013.
Posted in 2012, Business change, cat-news, International, News, Purchasing
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Government procurement reform deadlines published
The Cabinet Office’s latest business plan details current purchasing reforms and when they are expected to be completed.
Posted in 2012, cat-news, News, Public sector, Purchasing
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CGI to buy Logica for £1.7 billion
The Canadian IT outsourcing firm is set to purchase the UK business services company.
Posted in 2012, cat-news, News, Outsourcing, Supply chain, Technology
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Africa needs major investment to meet supply chain challenges
The continent needs investment to continue at its current rate to close the gap with developed nations and develop its supply chain.
Posted in 2012, cat-news, News, Purchasing, Southern Africa, Supply chain
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The truth about off-contract spend
Exclusive research carried out by SM shows virtually all contracts have leakage.
Posted in 2012, cat-news, News, Purchasing, Sustainability
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£71 million mobile policing project saves just £600,000
The majority of police forces bought mobile phones and PDAs through their own measures, despite a central contract being in place and in some cases reported getting better deals.
Posted in 2012, cat-news, News, Public sector, Purchasing
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