Supply chains Q3 buying strategies
In the current volatile economic climate, manufacturers around the world depend on S&P Global's insights into market dynamics and pricing implications. Download the latest report now.
Are you ready to bolster your procurement and supply chain strategies in an era of unprecedented risk?
Are you ready to bolster your procurement and supply chain strategies in an era of unprecedented risk?
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In the current volatile economic climate, manufacturers around the world depend on S&P Global's insights into market dynamics and pricing implications. Download the latest report now.
Procurement and supply is at the heart of a modern economy. So how do procurement and supply leaders see their role, influence and potential impact on the issues facing the world today?
During a time of tight budgets, TWS's indirect procurement team was tasked to source a technically complex production line for one of their factories. Their report is a must-see for anyone working in procurement and supply.
Businesses constantly face challenges in managing their procurement processes — including disjointed workflows, erroneous data entry, low visibility into operations, and stretched payment cycles. These issues not only upset operational efficiency but also translate into substantial financial losses and strain in supplier relationships.
Madeleina Loughrey-Grant, Group Director – Legal, Procurement (EU) and Sustainability at Laing O’Rourke talks about ambitious net zero planning, cleaning up supply chains and the transformation of construction and engineering.
In the unpredictable world of global trade, risk management remains a cornerstone of a robust business strategy.
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