Browsing: Procurement Mandate

For many procurement teams, freight sourcing is still organised around a once-a-year tender cycle. Freightos argues that this is no…

Business leaders often assume that if a supplier is meeting its service-level targets, the relationship is working as intended. In…

Emro has secured a contract to develop an artificial intelligence agent that will automate small-value materials procurement for GS Caltex,…

Rolls-Royce SMR has moved a step further in its ambitions to build the UK’s first small modular reactors after bringing…

The rapid spread of generative AI through large organisations is forcing a more uncomfortable conversation in boardrooms: intelligence may be…

In procurement and supply chain, the hardest negotiations are rarely about price alone. They are about keeping a relationship intact…

Procurement’s march towards AI-first operations is proving to be less about replacing people than about reworking the shape of their…

Agentic AI may be commanding enormous attention across industry, but in aerospace engineering, the path from pilot to production remains…

Logitech has unveiled a new global programme aimed at cutting emissions across its supply chain by helping suppliers secure cleaner…

Procurement is rarely the most glamorous part of government, but it is one of the most consequential. The state is…

Enterprise contract management can look very different depending on which part of the business is feeling the pressure. Procurement teams…

Public procurement in the UK is increasingly being treated as more than an administrative function. It is now being framed…

In healthcare procurement, the words “vendor” and “supplier” are often used as though they mean the same thing. In practice,…

Vertice has launched a procure-to-pay product as it looks to extend its procurement software beyond intake and sourcing into invoice…

Nike’s push to redesign its supply chain is as much about optionality as it is about efficiency. The sportswear group…