Well prepared RFP's will result in better, faster and more valuable outcomes for schools.
Here are six common procurement challenges and how purchasing professionals are solving them.
Purchasing experts teach us the difference between cost containment, purchasing, procurement and strategic sourcing — and offer strategies for containing costs.
Buying furniture and equipment for K-12 school districts requires an analyst's mind.
Lowering district costs with ESA partnerships.
What type of procurement software can help you?
Here's a broad look at today's school purchasing practices from four veterans representing different-sized, and both rural and urban, districts.
Budgeting for cold weather care and maintenance that involves planning ahead for key seasonal product and service purchases can lead to steep discounts and reduced operating costs.
According to press releases issued Jan. 14, findings of the recently published MDR State of the K-12 Market 2014 report, schools are more optimistic about their ed-tech budgets than they have been for the past few years. Nearly 90 percent of districts expect their 2014-2015 technology budgets in hardware, software, teacher training and technical support to stay the same or increase.
Implications of the increasing consumerization of technology in higher education.
This recently released guide provides a host of tools and resources for administrators, teachers and parents concerned with making healthy purchasing decisions that are good for students and the school environment.
Across the country, colleges and universities are spending their green on green.
Talent development is essential in today's purchasing environment.