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New data shows an uptick in recruitment following the Budget: but will it last? 

Procurement Heads

This is no doubt driven by an uptick in business confidence following the skills-focused Budget announced in mid-March and reports from the Office for Budget Responsibility (OBR) stating that the UK will avoid a recession this year.

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New data shows an uptick in recruitment following the Budget: but will it last? 

Procurement Heads

This is no doubt driven by an uptick in business confidence following the skills-focused Budget announced in mid-March and reports from the Office for Budget Responsibility (OBR) stating that the UK will avoid a recession this year.

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How to implement a future-ready e-procurement function

Spend Matters

Lack of visibility into budgets and contracts: Without real-time tracking, procurement teams risk exceeding budget allocations and violating contract terms. Integrate procurement with budgeting and contract compliance: Ensure purchases are validated against financial plans and existing contract terms in real-time.

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Using Your End Of Year Budget for L&D Effectively

Skill Dynamics

As the year draws to a close, organizations face the critical task of effectively utilizing their end-of-year Learning and Development budgets. The allocation of this budget is not a decision to be taken lightly, as it has a direct impact on the company’s growth, productivity, and talent development.

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Marketing Operations Efficiency: The Essential Checklist

In this eBook, we’ll show you how marketing operations can create efficiencies in your tech stack, reporting, and budget that will not just improve internal processes, but also create the sustainability you need in order to scale.

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What About Procurement Objectives?

Procurement Templates

Financial Objectives Budget Management: Monitor and manage procurement budgets to ensure spending stays within approved limits. Decide what is worth investing in, if there is no budget enquire, what might you be able to trade, what might already exist for other departments where the upfront fee has already been paid.

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Here’s a comprehensive list of the top 100 skills that a Procurement Manager should master

Procurement Templates

Master Budgeting: Practice building and managing procurement budgets aligned with organizational goals. SAP, Oracle) Procurement software (e.g., Coupa, Ariba) Data analytics tools (e.g., Analyze Total Cost of Ownership (TCO): Incorporate factors like lifecycle costs, maintenance, and disposal into purchasing decisions.