Strategic transport sector hire
Phil Bulman
28th February 2019
We’ve strengthened our transport team with the strategic hire of experienced expert Terence Watson.
One size fits all?
Dominic Tribe
27th February 2019
There’s no one-size-fits-all solution when it comes to stockpiling. Brexit specialist Mark Waterman advises on how to avoid a post-Brexit hangover at Engineering Capacity.
End of the line for Airbus’ A380 model
Paul Adams
19th February 2019
High production costs meant that the Airbus’ decision to end the production of its superjumbo model was only a matter of time, but it will still have implications for the supply chain.
Safeguarding quality journalism
Simon Woodcock
19th February 2019
Will the recommendations set out in the Cairncross Review of the UK news industry be successful in protecting quality content? Media sector specialist Simon Woodcock shares some insights.
EU decision moves Siemens-Alstom rail merger off track
Phil Bulman
7th February 2019
The EU’s decision to block the proposed rail sector merger of Siemens and Alstom sets a dangerous precedent, comments rail industry expert Terence Watson.
Historic media merger
Ben Bird
22nd January 2019
The merger of The Times and Sunday Times newspapers will help to safeguard quality content whilst keeping costs down, comments media sector specialist Ben Bird.
Crackdown on ‘fake’ fur supply chain failures
Phil Bulman
18th January 2019
As the Advertising Standards Authority puts pressure on fashion brands to clean up their act with regards to ‘fake’ fur products.
Procurement, purchasing and getting the right price
Richard Gane
17th January 2019
Our Richard Gane comments on how procurement and purchasing professionals can drive significant cost savings.
Airbus A220 cost cuts
Paul Adams
17th January 2019
What could Airbus’ plans to drive efficiencies on its A220 model mean for UK suppliers and are why is Boeing likely to emulate its strategy?