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(I came across this article the other day, from the early days of Spend Matters UK/Europe in my files. I have slightly amended it, but […]

I was a CPO in three large complex organisations over a ten-year period; one was divisional and multinational; a public sector body was national but […]

We are delighted to feature this guest post from Omer Abdullah, Co-Founder and Managing Director of The Smart Cube, professional services experts specialising in procurement, analytics […]

Today we’re continuing our review of the recent CIPS publication, The Future of Procurement and Supply Management (PSM) (see part 1 yesterday). The second part […]

A couple of weeks back, a group of CPOs came together under the Alchemy Club banner at a very pleasant dinner at the Covent Garden […]

Two weeks ago Public Spend Forum (PSF), in conjunction with Dcode and Shatter Fund, held the public sector Technology Procurement Symposium in Los Angeles supported […]

We expect to hear soon who has made it to the short list for the Crown Commercial Service CEO role, one of the toughest, biggest […]

It’s not just UK public sector procurement that can sometimes raise eyebrows. We received another article from the Phantom CPO recently, addressing a highly controversial […]

In Part 1 we looked at the questions I posed the MBA students last weekend during my session at the University of Birmingham. Taking the […]

I’m chairing what should be an interesting and stimulating evening session in a few weeks – June 14th to be precise. It’s badged as the […]

There’s a good article on LinkedIn here, part of a 5-part series from Angelika Zacher, looking at the role of the CFO. It is titled, […]

As you get older, you can’t help but think about your legacy. One thing that has struck me is how tenuous most business legacies really […]