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Autumn 2005

 

 

  • Supplier metrics that matterTo be serious about collaboration with strategic suppliers, you need performance measures that reflect the true value of the relationship
  • Who's the fairest of them all?Being seen as an attractive customer by suppliers can pay handsome dividends. But, as always, beauty is in the eye of the beholder
  • Contact triumphs over contractPublic-private partnerships founded on trust and strong working relationships are superior to those ruled by contract, research suggests
  • The problem with win-winWhy the notion of 'win-win' in collaborative long-term buyer-supplier relationships is as misguided as it is overused
  • Walking a tightropeBoard executives want procurement involved in consultancy, legal, marketing and banking services. But it's high-risk, high-stakes game
  • In search of the optimal formulaA year on from Sanofi-Synthélabo's takeover of Aventis, the company's CPO talks about fusing two rather different purchasing functions
  • Data on demandInstant visibility of high-quality spend data has long been a dream for procurement leaders - and technology is at last making it a reality
  • Telling talesStorytelling is integral to organisational life. But unless they are handled with care, influential stories can lead managers astray