Browsing: Procurement Mandate

For years, outsourcing in Australia was often treated as a blunt instrument: a way to trim expenditure, streamline routine work…

Dubai’s hospitality sector has long been built on scale, ambition and reinvention, but the latest shift is less about spectacle…

Ivalua has moved to sharpen its artificial intelligence offer for procurement with the launch of IVA Studio and IVA, a…

Third-party risk has moved well beyond a narrow procurement or security issue. According to the 2026 Verizon Data Breach Investigations…

Eighteen months ago, artificial intelligence was often presented as a selling point in outsourcing bids. Today, in many enterprise procurement…

Industrial expansion depends on a supply chain that can keep pace with construction schedules, and steel is often one of…

A missed delivery of takeaway containers can quickly unsettle a kitchen. A late replacement for a prep bench, trolley or…

The government is sharpening the way it uses its vast procurement budget, with ministers saying public spending must do more…

Armenia’s parliament has begun first-reading debate on a package of changes to procurement law that officials say is intended to…

Procurement has moved well beyond its traditional role as a savings function. In a market shaped by geopolitical strain, component…

For schools, NHS trusts and councils, energy is one of the biggest costs they can actively control. Yet when they…

Poland’s public procurement market is worth about PLN 587 billion a year, yet much of it remains beyond the reach…

Schneider Electric and Torngat Metals have agreed to explore a broader partnership that could link rare earth mining, processing, industrial…

Russia’s online commerce continues to expand, but the market is growing in two different gears. Consumer e-commerce has become the…

As autonomous drones and AI-enabled defence platforms spread through modern battlefields, the manufacturing challenge is shifting from simply building airframes…