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Just 5 days until the big day now, and we’ve got an early present in the shape of our Number 2 article from the past year. New Year gives us a chance for a fresh start, and many of you took the time to understand what the key focus areas were this year. But if you … Continue reading Essential Procurement Job Skills for 2024 →

Procurious HQ

Dec 19, 5:00 AM

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Must-Read Books for Supply Chain Professionals in 2024

What topped your reading lists this year? Well, as we head into our Top 3 articles of 2024, it’s clear that this one was a favourite. And what a coincidence that it involved what should be on your reading list! But not to worry if you haven’t added these books to your Christmas list, there’s still … Continue reading Must-Read Books for Supply Chain Professionals in 2024 →

Gary Wollenhaupt

Dec 18, 12:12 AM

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Procurement Supply Chain Trends for 2024

The start of a New Year always seems to bring out feelings of reinvention as well as an opportunity to look ahead. And it seems that plenty of you were in this frame of mind back in January. But, now this is more of a retrospective, how many of these trends did we get right? Now … Continue reading Procurement Supply Chain Trends for 2024 →

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Value Analysis brings Cost Reduction: https://www.globaltranz.com/resource-hub/product-by-value-analysis/

Do You Have Supply Chain Resilience?

Is your company able to reach true net zero emisions?

Do you have a LEAN SUPPLY CHAIN? If not, why not?

Do you use a Control Tower to avoid Supply Chain disruptions?

Will Reshoring Solve Supply Chain Woes?

Supplier Days: https://www.apqc.org/blog/supplier-day-events-offer-organizations-competitive-advantage

Do you want guaranteed Cost Reduction? Try VA/VE: or ask me.

Why not use Value Analysis/Value Engineering to reduce prices during an inflation period? Reduce the cost, but retain the function of anything.

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