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Developing the super supplier
Who's in the driving seat?
Breaking through the barriers
Waking a sleeping sector
Territorial claims
A perfect match
Thinking outside the box
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Developing the super supplier
Advanced 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 barriers
Collaborative relationships with suppliers don't just happen; they demand a concerted effort to change people's attitudes and behaviour
Waking a sleeping sector
High-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 claims
The CPO of Axa, the world's biggest insurance company, talks about the challenges of transforming procurement without central control
A perfect match
Lean Six Sigma techniques can drive real improvements in supplier relationship management projects, and deliver significant business results
Thinking outside the box
CPOs can help their firms escape the clutches of patent-protected monopolistic suppliers using a process called 'invention on demand'
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Procurement has been slow to embrace electronic invoicing and payment solutions, but the prize - lower costs and greater compliance - is worth having