Browsing: Procurement Mandate

Procurement leaders are being warned not to confuse a market rally with a genuine easing in supply, as the Iran…

Procurement teams in industrial manufacturing are increasingly finding that the biggest supply chain problems do not come from one dramatic…

Embraer has used its annual suppliers conference in São José dos Campos to underline how dependent its recent momentum has…

The electronics sector is confronting an awkward contradiction: vast quantities of discarded equipment are piling up even as factories struggle…

Most freight teams believe they have a firm grip on carrier performance because they monitor punctuality, log service failures and…

EcoVadis is deepening its use of artificial intelligence through a new partnership with Google Cloud, as the sustainability ratings provider…

Most vendor management programmes do not fail all at once. They begin to creak in familiar places: onboarding drags…

The word “reliable” is used so often in China sourcing that it has become almost meaningless. Agents, traders and platforms…

Loughborough University has entered into a new collaboration with the Ministry of Defence aimed at improving the resilience of the…

Procurement teams are still struggling with a problem that sounds simple but proves stubborn in practice: they cannot see their…

Accenture, Vodafone Procure & Connect and SAP have been testing humanoid robots in a live warehouse environment in Germany, in…

Generative AI is beginning to change the mechanics of third-party cyber risk management, but the shift is not automatically an…

Essity has been named a finalist in the Social Impact category at the World Procurement Awards 2026, a nod to…

Ever.green has completed a 5MW solar project in Anson County, North Carolina, after a group of Microsoft suppliers agreed to…

PepsiCo has reworked its Asia-Pacific Greenhouse programme for 2026, narrowing the field and pushing the initiative further towards commercial deployment…