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Do You Have the Capability to Build Good Supplier Relationships?

The business world is the most complex, interwoven, ever-shifting community on our planet. No man is an island? The saying is truer for an organisation. We are, in essence, only as strong as our supply chains. It follows, therefore, that building strong supplier relationships must be a core tenet of…

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Enhancing Supplier Relationship Management with an AI Co-Pilot

If procurement is about buying things (and it is), then it follows that supplier relationship management (SRM) is the lifeblood of this function. The problem is that supply chains have swelled to unwieldy levels and data is flying in at astronomical rates, making SRM more complex and difficult than ever…

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Case Study: Procurement Improvement in an Australian Company

What can procurement consultants deliver? Procurement consultancy is interesting that it blends very specialized expertise along with focus. And you know, what we’ve done for them is that we’ve done some project management work around the overall business improvement program throughout their organisation. And, you know, certainly the CEOs came…

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September Monthly Digest

A Case Study: Procurement Improvement in an Australian Company In honour of the blooming of spring we have a fresh and insightful video case study for you on Procurement Improvement in an Australian Company. You’ll find it a really valuable four minutes spent. Latest Blogs About Procurement Fraud, SMEs and Negotiation…

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Opportunity Missed: Government’s ‘AusTinder’ Approach to Procurement Overlooks Value in SMEs

In an age where diversity and choice reign supreme, the recent report by the Joint Committee of Public Accounts and Audit (JCPAA) highlights an irony in the Commonwealth’s procurement approach. The analogy of ‘AusTinder’ – as coined by Julian Hill MP – is fitting. Just as in the realm of…

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27 Mistakes Salespeople Make During Negotiations (and How to Avoid Them)

In the sales realm, the art of negotiation is a crucial skill, as salespeople frequently engage with prospects and clients. The problem is, in today’s marketplace, buyers – whether individuals or corporate entities – are more aggressive when it comes to negotiating terms of purchase. Many sales professionals fall short…

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Transforming Procurement in Quick Service Restaurants

Reimagining how quick service restaurants (QSRs) approach the specification, sourcing, and management of COGS can yield substantial benefits, including cost reduction, alignment with evolving consumer preferences, as well as effective risk management. Over the last ten years, the quick service restaurant sector has grappled with considerable profitability challenges. Intensified competition,…

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You’re Probably a Victim of Procurement Fraud. Here’s How to Spot It and Stop It.

Procurement fraud is a huge issue right now. According to PwC, over 51% of organisations worldwide have been victims of fraud in the past two years. Additionally, there are rising concerns about irregularities and intentional misconduct during the procurement process due to negligence or deliberate actions rooted in collusion and…

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August Monthly Digest

If you’ve been following the cricket or Women’s World Cup football you’ll appreciate what a roller coaster playing in the big time is – hero headlines one minute, villain the next. Latest Blogs About Cybersecurity and Procurement Risks In our digest this month we look at playing big-time procurement in “8…

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8 Procurement Risks to Watch Out For in Big Projects (and Their Solutions)

Every procurement project comes with its risks. But the bigger, more complex projects can present unique issues, and with the extra time these projects can take to complete, there’s a greater chance of these issues cropping up. For the procurement professional a big project can be a career marker, but…

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