Procurement Strategy

How should indirect procurement respond to today’s myriad challenges? 

How your supplier can support you in your search for the right solutions for your business 

MRO stands for Maintenance, Repair and Operations, but what does that really mean?

Managing change is part of many indirect procurement roles but it can be daunting

You need to know that your organisation can interact with key MRO suppliers in a way that suits both your employees and your business

How do you eat an elephant, asks the old adage. The answer? One mouthful at a time 

Sustainability is high on our priority list, but how can we make it an integral part of indirect MRO procurement? 

MRO may only be three letters, but it can have an enormous impact on your business 

In the competitive world of food and beverage manufacturing, achieving cost efficiencies through better MRO spend could add significant value to a business’s bottom line

Improving MRO practice in the rail industry could help companies meet their efficiency goals

Workplace accidents can be devastating to manufacturers, so a sensible safety strategy and collaborative relationship with suppliers is essential

With food and beverage manufacturers under increasing pressure to maintain high safety standards, it’s vital to work with suppliers on tool traceability 

Making indirect procurement more efficient can help with meeting demands

The UK’s energy and utilities sector keeps the country running. But, with a built estate that’s ageing and often in remote locations, buildings maintenance can be challenging. Taking a more strategic procurement approach could be a light-bulb moment