Procurement stories
Enable reveals 'Elevate', Australia's inaugural rebate strategy conference, set to tackle supply chain challenges.
SafetyCulture introduces an updated operations platform with ambitious plans to serve 100 million users by 2032.
The study reveals that half of procurement leaders (50%) think that the rate of digitisation within procurement is too slow.
Medius appoints new Chief Product & Technology Officer and Chief Transformation & Information Officer, driving innovation and customer value.
Oracle named a Leader in Gartner's 2023 Cloud ERP quadrant, excelling in vision and execution among top competitors.
NEC has implemented WalkMe to drive the utilisation of purchasing, procurement, and customer management systems as part of its digital transformation.
New research has revealed the five key barriers to strategic excellence for ANZ procurement teams and how technology can help overcome these barriers.
When used effectively, orchestration can be vital in delivering agility, improving user experience, and managing budgetary constraints.
Procurement leaders in the rapidly evolving business landscape must have more visibility of spending to avoid poor decisions, according to Portt.
Procurement leaders are now beginning to understand the value and importance of data for strategic decision-making.
Mark Reddy, who is the Head of Growth and Spend Management at Portt, joins us today to talk more about Portt and what trends Portt is seeing in the APAC region.
Brad Gurrie, CEO of Socialsuite, tells us more about the company, its offering, where it is focused next, and how to get in touch.
A longer-term plan could unlock up to NZD $4.7 billion a year in extra infrastructure spending as certainty replaces costly policy swings.
Catalyst Performance Agronomy leverages SugarCRM's advanced sales automation software, Sugar Sell Premier, for boosted business operations.
New Zealand’s infrastructure sector is urging the incoming Government to speed up investment, reform planning and tap private capital.
The review warns future transport schemes face similar cost overruns and delivery strain unless business cases, procurement and oversight improve.
Only 7 percent of respondents trust the country's infrastructure to withstand extreme weather, as spending and project certainty falter.
Treating safety as a value, not a shifting priority, could reshape purchasing decisions across the workplace.
Rising project risks are exposing how poor estimating can leave builders vulnerable to costly errors and margin erosion.
Most of the Government’s 331 infrastructure actions are already underway, prompting calls for funded projects rather than more plans.