1. Chicago wants to modernise procurement.
2. Vigo Council migrates to Linux.
3. Public procurement: making the world a better place - one order at a time.
4. Lessons learned from attempting to fix tech procurement.
5. Cladding for Grenfell Tower was the cheaper, more flammable option.
10 years ago I woke up unsettled at 6am after a restless night, walked down to the living room and turned on the tv. The wind was sucked from me and soon after I walked back up again, hug my baby daughter and cried. This, however, is not a blog
CBS LAW (part of the Business Humanities and Law department) is hiring an Assistant Professor on IT and Internet Law. The advert is here and the deadline for applications is the 31st of August. This position does not require Danish proficiency although that is encouraged of course. I have nothing
Last Saturday yours truly was interviewed for the BBC Radio 4's Moneybox programme about Capita's civil service pension contract. This is a contract they were awarded for 10 years in late 2025 and has had a rough start. In the interview I talk on how these
A couple of months ago I had the pleasure to visit Bratislava for the first time and attend a conference organised by UVO. On that trip I also took part on a podcast interview for their procurement series where we talked a lot about "buy European" and third