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Private Parts

Just-in-time inventory management and corporate social responsibility originated in the private sector. What other ideas could public-procurement professionals borrow?

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Overcoming procurement’s transformation challenges

NIGP consultants have been tackling five common procurement challenges alongside procurement professionals from across the country. Here is their shared perspective in how to overcome them.

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Energy Aggregations: Lower Prices, Higher Cost?

Regional energy aggregations offer lower prices, but they may have trade-offs like loss of autonomy or flexibility. Outsourcing energy procurement, however, offers an alternative.

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What’s Next — After Greenbuild 2014

Josh Jacobs, LEED AP+ BD&C, tells what professionals who attended Greenbuild 2014 in New Orleans have to say about today’s and tomorrow trends in green purchasing and procurement.

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Why public procurement and NIGP are important, part two

NIGP President Don Buffum explains how the procurement community can prepare for the future of the profession.

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“Not Just What, but Why as Well”

Stephen B. Gordon, PhD, FNIGP, CPPO, explains the importance of explaining the rationale behind decisions.

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NIGP 69th Annual Forum and Products Exposition

The NIGP’s 69th Annual Forum and Products Exposition drew procurement’s shining stars to Philadelphia, Pa. Aug. 23-27.

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According to an August Government Procurement survey, the overwhelming majority of governments use cooperative purchasing. However, many respondents were concerned about the local of local purchasing options.

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A holistic approach to energy supply-side management

There are a number of different ways an organization can secure energy savings even after the procurement is done. Here are five of them…

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Communicating the value

At the 2014 NIGP Forum, Multnomah County, Ore., Purchasing Manager Brian Smith and Lead Senior Procurement Analyst Gerald Jelusich provided some tips about how they measured, calculated and recorded the value their procurement team brings to the county.

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Private Parts

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Overcoming procurement’s transformation challenges

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Energy Aggregations: Lower Prices, Higher Cost?

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What’s Next — After Greenbuild 2014

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Why public procurement and NIGP are important, part two

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“Not Just What, but Why as Well”

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NIGP 69th Annual Forum and Products Exposition

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Delivering the goods

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A holistic approach to energy supply-side management

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Communicating the value

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