ARTICLE · 07 NOVEMBER 2014

Development Market Survey

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Given the distinct challenges in procurement for all business models, teams and executives have to think differently about their approach to managing fundamental facets.

United KingdomGovernment, Public Sector

Cecily Davis

Given the distinct challenges in procurement for all business models, teams and executives have to think differently about their approach to managing fundamental facets. We are looking at what is needed to get procurement to the next level and would be pleased if you would take a few minutes to complete our survey on current procurement practices in the development sector.

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All responses will remain strictly anonymous and the results of the survey will be published on our websites in December.

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