The phrase "company procurement" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the process of acquiring goods and services for a business or organization.
Example: "The company procurement team is responsible for sourcing materials at the best prices to ensure cost efficiency."
Alternatives: "corporate purchasing" or "business acquisition."
As for decision makers, they need to understand how climate change could impact their companies' procurement policies and market growth so they can consider how best to adapt their companies' structures and processes to these changes.
As the data represents the company's procurement experiences of substation projects, the model may be regarded as a way of implementing organizational learning to improve procurement decision.
In the private sector these skills are sought after, and will befit an executive role within a company's procurement department.
Mr. Stewart said he hoped to use the Web for at least pieces of 20percentt of the company's procurement by year's end.
The company says procurement for its £2.1bn committed development plan – the largest in central London – is leading to improved sustainability across the industry.
Reuben Metcalfe, 23-year-old New Zealander, started the company Free Procurement last year and was his country's winner for the 2010 Global Young Entrepreneurs of the Year award, run by the Network for Teaching Entrepreneurship and sponsored by Goldman Sachs.
More recently the company added procurement features and 401(k) management features to its Employee Desktop, which runs off a server deep in the bowels of the corporation.
Today that coalition sent a letter to Starbucks CEO Howard Schultz (above) urging him to strengthen his company's procurement policy to ensure it doesn't contribute to deforestation, a significant cause of global warming.
They help companies develop procurement strategies to be more price competitive.
But data centers, housing clusters of big machines, are the computing engine rooms of the corporate world, handling companies' manufacturing, procurement, marketing and customer data.
