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Getting closer to key suppliers
The Toyota way
A winning position
Scoring that delivers results
Jumpstarting M&A benefits
Executive debate: What does world-class procurement look like?
Heading east
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Getting closer to key suppliers
Global research reveals that a lack of alignment between customers and their most important suppliers is restricting long-term value creation
The Toyota way
The car giant's European purchasing boss talks about its 'tough but fair' approach to supplier relationships, and the challenges of applying this model outside Japan
A winning position
Supplier relationship management is becoming a strategic battleground within organisations. And procurement isn't the only function jostling for supremacy
Executive debate: What does world-class procurement look like?
Everybody in business these days, it seems, wants to be 'world class'. But what does this mean in practice? In the first of six CPO Agenda Executive Debates taking place in major European cities during 2007, we invited a panel of British procurement leaders to London to discuss the issue
Heading east
With Asia both a key source of suppliers and a major business market, a growing number of western multinationals are choosing to base their CPOs in the region