The future of public procurement lies not in replacing human judgment with automation but in combining the best of both.

A top Deltek leader gives advice for how IT contractors should navigate the new reality of the Trump administration and DOGE.

Photo Courtesy of The Procurement CompassREDWOOD CITY, Calif., March 19, 2025 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- The Procurement Compass, a ...

BC Ferries says it's rolling out a Buy Canadian campaign on its vessels and working on finding more ways to source local ...

The National Treasury expects to automate public tendering processes from July 1, a variation from an earlier directive from ...

Defence Minister Rajnath Singh had been keen on reducing timelines, it is learnt, and had given Secretary Rajesh Kumar Singh ...

Artificial intelligence (AI) is reshaping the future of manufacturing. As manufacturing operations shift back to the U.S. in response to recent ...

By revamping its procurement strategy and operations, E&I has laid the groundwork for a more resilient, responsive, and ...

A European business lobby group urged China to take steps not to prioritise low prices over product safety in the country's ...

In a bid to speed up the lengthy defence procurement process, the central government on Thursday approved new guidelines to ...

Former Nyandarua governor Daniel Waithaka Mwangi was sentenced to two years in prison or a KSh 1 million fine for procurement ...

Ofgem has eased procurement regulations, enabling UK transmission operators (TOs) to expedite £4bn ($5.1bn) worth of ...