• Australian-owned private firms optimistic despite key challenges
• Fortescue backs new supply chain software
• New software makes detection of fraud in procurement process easier
• NSW government introduces reforms in ICT procurement
• Category Week fast approaching
• HSU procurement processes 'severely deficient'
• Lack of quotes sought for government contracts

• Australian Manufacturer wins top award
• Curtin University takes top honours
• PROACTIS expands operations in Australia
• Serko joins forces with nuTravel and KDS
• Amazon expands into the supply market
• Retriever Communications expands into US market
• Qantas Group signs order for advanced engines

The April issue of Procurement Professional is out now. CIPSA Members and direct PP Subscribers should have received their hard copies. If you are not a member or subscriber, you can view the latest issue by clicking on the cover image to the left.

• #361 - Another corrupt non-procurement person?
• #360 - Australians need global standards in procurement
• #359 - The perfect LEGAL panel – in New Zealand?
• #358 - Sliding Aussie dollar set to question US dollar contracts
• #357 - All procurement consultants should have MCIPS
• #356 - Apple try to learn Nike’s procurement lesson
• #355 - HSU show us all the price of “no procurement policy”
• #354 - Non-accountants called to account