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Corporate Procurement Departments
Procurement departments at small-to-medium businesses (SMBs) all the way up to Fortune 500 companies use ProcurementIQ to make smarter purchasing decisions, get up to speed quickly on hundreds of categories and engage with internal and external stakeholders.
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Supply Chain Management, Logistics and Entrepreneurial Programs
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A key feature that schools love is that our research addresses each of Porter’s Five Forces. It’s also an easy-to-use resource with a low learning curve for students, faculty and resource librarians.
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Recent Articles
3 Procurement Success Stories to Inspire Your Business Strategy
Studying the success stories of other procurement departments can give you a fresh perspective or an encouraging story to show just how much is possible.
Lessons Learned from Three Major Procurement Blunders
When a procurement mistake occurs, it can be an opportunity to learn how to do things better next time. To proactively prevent future mistakes in your organization, learn and grow from others’ mistakes.
Construction Sector and Economic Decline
During a recession, when consumers stray from homebuying in favor of rentals, building activity slows and the construction sector eventually takes a hit. How can procurement in the construction sector prepare?