Sentence examples for internal procurement from inspiring English sources

In addition, WRI is talking with individual corporations about integrating its mapping service into their internal procurement systems.

In the last six months, it garnered 10,000 items, describing problems as varied as overflowing e-mail accounts and lengthy internal procurement rules.

Working with the internal procurement team, the focus was on looking at how sustainable thinking could identify broader and more complex risks and opportunities that may affect costs over the length of the contract.

Citigroup, which has 100 million customers in 100 countries, will use Oracle technology for its internal procurement processes, while Oracle will integrate Citigroup's payment and settlement systems in its products, the companies said.

For now, small businesses will use BuySite to establish business accounts for their internal procurement.

The partnership was forged in order to distribute Ariba's B2B commerce platform, which includes a network of commerce services and modules for internal procurement, horizontal marketplaces, vertical exchanges and auctions, to Japanese companies that are viewed as more resistant to these services than their U.S. counterparts.

These might include a legacy of disconnected technical systems; internal politics; procurement procedures; or the lack of an agile, iterative approach to development Failures are only failures if you don't know they are happening.

Beyond cost savings, Mr. Palmisano explained that the utility model would help companies become more flexible and fast-moving by integrating more closely internal operations like procurement, marketing and manufacturing.

Eric Pickles, the communities secretary and formerly leader of Bradford council in his native Yorkshire, has complained that some councils are implementing headline-grabbing front-line cuts, rather than focusing on internal economies, better procurement and trimming bureaucracy.

The head Office segment provides centralized human resources, information technology, finance, investor relations, risk management, corporate communications, property, legal, internal audit, compliance, procurement, treasury operations and administrative support to all of its businesses units.

Those "indicators" were then divided into 13 categories: public access to information, political financing, electoral oversight, executive accountability, legislative accountability, judicial accountability, state budget processes, state civil service management, procurement, internal auditing, lobbying disclosure, state pension fund management and ethics enforcement agencies.