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April 2009

NEWS

LG chief revolutionises buyingScores of non-procurement staff at global giant LG Electronics will this week begin intensive procurement training to help the business make savings.
Rare positive glimmer amid the economic gloomEconomists were generally caught napping by stronger than expected manufacturing data for March.
Business travel giant may move into video conferencingOne of the world's largest travel management companies is considering a move into electronic alternatives to travel.
Profile of a Canadian fraudsterProcurement is one of the three professions most likely to be involved in corporate fraud, according to a study.
Brazil could boost economy by joining procurement dealBrazil could sustain growth and improve living conditions by joining the Government Procurement Agreement, according to the World Trade Organisation (WTO).
Fear for supplier relations as US public suppliers under scrutinyThe increased scrutiny of public procurement in the US is designed to save taxpayer money - but some are questioning if it will end up costing important supplier relationships.

FEATURES

How does your salary compare?Purchasing salaries have seen significant growth over the last few years, and the profession's rewards now outstrip functions such as HR, marketing and IT. But will the global economic downturn put an end to the wages boom seen over the last few years? Paul Snell examines five regions across the globe.
'Tipping Point' for automotive supply chainsWhat are the effects of the downturn on suppliers to the automotive sector?

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