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Summer 2006

 

 

  • Developing the super supplierAdvanced collaborative relationships are still rare, but they offer real competitive advantage - and CPOs should be leading the search
  • Who's in the driving seat?As traditional boundaries between purchasing and logistics blur, there is an emerging contest for leadership of the supply chain
  • Breaking through the barriersCollaborative relationships with suppliers don't just happen; they demand a concerted effort to change people's attitudes and behaviour
  • Waking a sleeping sectorHigh-performing purchasing and supply management functions in banks excel in seven key areas. It's time more banks woke up to the value they add
  • Territorial claimsThe CPO of Axa, the world's biggest insurance company, talks about the challenges of transforming procurement without central control
  • A perfect matchLean Six Sigma techniques can drive real improvements in supplier relationship management projects, and deliver significant business results
  • Thinking outside the boxCPOs can help their firms escape the clutches of patent-protected monopolistic suppliers using a process called 'invention on demand'
  • Click to payProcurement has been slow to embrace electronic invoicing and payment solutions, but the prize - lower costs and greater compliance - is worth having