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CIPS - Chartered Institute of Procurement and Supply


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Our videos are designed to give a flavour of what the Chartered Institute of Procurement & Supply (CIPS) can offer from advice and support to our members, to training and qualifications. The Chartered Institute of Purchasing & Supply (CIPS) is the largest body in the world representing the procurement and supply profession. It is the worldwide centre of excellence on procurement and supply chain management issues and offers corporate business solutions. CIPS has 65,000 members in 150 different countries, including senior business people, high-ranking civil servants and leading academics. The activities of the profession have a major impact on the profitability and efficiency of all types of organisation. www.cips.org











 

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Retail

The retail sector is always on the move. Whether this involves shopping centres, shops in inner city locations or at airports – trends change very quickly and the goods change just as rapidly too. To keep up with these developments, highly complex and process driven supply chains are needed. With our...

Supply Chain Planning

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Erema: Gaining a competitive edge through preferential exports

Erema, an Austrian manufacturer of recycling systems, uses AEB software to accelerate the proper classification of its components, manage supplier’s declarations, and ensure compliance in its exports. Erema ship...

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Rethinking Supply in Food and Beverage

Global pressures on the food and beverage industry will only increase in coming years. More strategic supplier relationships will ensure you are ready for the changes.Amid rapidly transforming supply-and-demand pressures...


Customer Loyalty and Supply Chain Management: Business-to-Business Customer Loyalty Analysis