From Pay to Pathways: Building Australia’s Procurement Workforce for the Future
Procurement needs more than pay rises. Clear pathways and recognised qualifications are key to building Australia’s future workforce.
Procurement needs more than pay rises. Clear pathways and recognised qualifications are key to building Australia’s future workforce.
Procurement drives Australia’s success but pay and recognition fall behind. See why valuing talent is vital for the nation’s future.
Explore how Australia can build resilient supply chains through 3D printing, EVs, hydrogen, and smarter logistics in a volatile global landscape.
Australia’s fuel supply is increasingly vulnerable due to global instability, limited storage capacity, and outdated industry-led policy.
Managing conflict of interest in small towns is personal. Learn how the 4 R’s help regional procurement teams stay fair, transparent, and trusted.
In 2025 Australian organisations must rethink their supply chain strategies and build robust frameworks that withstand global disruptions.
3d printing gives organisations a decentralised manufacturing capacity to develop items and this will change the current methods of procurement, supply chains and production within Australia.
The Australian National Audit Office report found that Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade’s Australian Passport Office did not always follow processes that aligned with Value For Money principles.
Strategic supply chain management encompasses the design, planning, execution and control of supply chain activities for organisations aiming to achieve a competitive advantage.
As of 1st July 2024, there have been some significant updates to the Commonwealth Procurement Rules, read the updates here.