Sustainability is becoming a more routine factor in purchasing decisions across Qatar, as companies look beyond price and presentation to consider how products are made, used and disposed of. At Ecossential, which supplies items such as reusable bags, drinkware, recycled stationery and plantable notebooks, operational…
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Artificial intelligence in procurement has travelled a long way from the era of broad promises and speculative pilots. In category intelligence, where teams must track suppliers, prices, risks and shifting market conditions, the technology is now beginning to show practical value. According to Madhukar Irvathraya, co-founder and managing partner at…
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Aftermarket parts planning has long been one of the hardest problems in supply chain management. Demand is uneven, part ranges are vast, and service expectations are often unforgiving. For many companies, the result is a familiar pattern: too much stock in one location, too little in another, and escalating costs…
Indonesia’s estimated Rp911.7 trillion procurement budget for 2026 is drawing fresh attention from businesses seeking a bigger share of government spending, as officials push to make the system more open, efficient and data-led. Sarah Sadiqa, head of the Government Goods and Services Procurement Policy Agency,…
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View AllThe past three years have exposed a fault line in responsible investment that many frameworks were never built to handle. Conflict has intensified, trade barriers have returned as policy tools and governments are leaning more heavily on sanctions, export controls and industrial strategy. The result has been a world in…
