Guest blogs
Guest Blog: Is a training agreement actually a fo
This week's guest blog comes from Procurement Punk, an anonymous industry influencer who shares his thoughts via Twitter. Modern slavery example: A sign of modern slavery, for ex...more
The Power is with Business: Reverse Auctions
We are pleased to welcome a guest post by Andrew Lister from Beam Energy Labs, a platform helping businesses assess and procure solar and batteries. You may have missed the...more
Market Dojo Interview with Founding Owners of the
Our latest blog post introduces the founders of an exciting new venture for procurement news - A Trending in Procurement app. Co-Founder Leslie McBride reached out to us here at...more
Five minutes with Executive Search specialist Iai
We caught up with presenter Iain McKenna, before the 2017 Market Dojo Event. Iain is the Managing Director of Sourcing Solved and presented “The Human Condition: Finding The...more
[Guest Blog] Five Takeaways from 20 years in Cont
Bruno Alvarez is regarded in Latin America and the Americas as one of the Leading Contracting and Procurement Experts in the region. Bruno’s background comes from the Energy and ...more
[Guest Blog] How to find top procurement talent
We are pleased to welcome a guest post by Adam Maidment from Portfolio Procurement, a market-leading procurement recruitment specialist. Discussing the unique challenges to recruit...more
[Guest Blog] eAuction in the cloud is heaven
Peter Schmidt's latest article discusses the generic benefits of SAAS and what eAuctions in the cloud means to businesses. 'Software as a Service', commonly abbreviated to SAAS, ...more
[Guest Blog] One Man’s Experience with eAuc
Peter Schmidt offered to write a guest blog for Market Dojo on his past experience with eAuctions. Peter has a long track record in, sales, consultancy and procurement. He speciali...more
Competition works! But only if customers want it
This is a guest post by Vlado Prosenik from Efekto Pro. Efekto Pro are our consultancy partner in Slovenia. They help customers make purchase more efficient. You can read the o...more
Variables in the Adoption of Auctions in Procurem
Editor’s Note: When Kelly Barner and Alun Rafique submitted this post on the variables in the adoption of auctions, they hit close to home in terms of an area of procurement abo...more
Spend Matters – Innovation Dojo – another
PETER SMITH - January 16, 2014 12:05 AM http://spendmatters.com/uk/innovation-dojo-another-new-product-market-dojo/ We featured Market Dojo and their new ‘Category Dojo’ ...more
Spend Matters – Category Dojo – a new pro
PETER SMITH - January 13, 2014 7:31 AM http://spendmatters.com/uk/category-dojo-new-product-market-dojo/ If all the surveys and predictions are correct, topics such as suppli...more
Working with Local Government Procurement –
The following article featured as a guest post on the excellent Procurement Insights EU blog. It outlines some of the challenges we have faced whilst working with local governm...more
Guest Post – Maximising user adoption of e-
Today we are very pleased to welcome a guest post from Optimum Procurement. Jane McAuliffe from Optimum was kind enough to participate in a recent product requirements workshop,...more
Guest post – Successfully Implementing e-Au
Back in 2012, we received a great deal of interest from customers and prospects considering the use of Market Dojo for sourcing of legal services. Today we are pleased to welcome ...more
Warren Services save Administrative overhead using Quick Quotes
With Quick Quotes, it's difficult to find reasons not to use it. My team think its great. We were worried everyone would say you send too much stuff but everyone's feedback has been “we love it”.
Arqiva use Market Dojo as a key tool within their purchasing strategy
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Market Dojo helps bring simplicity to a complex procurement environment
The company and people are intuitive, young and enthusiastic in nature. Specsavers will be looking to use Market Dojo as a ‘business as usual’ tool and regard it as an integral part of their negotiation toolkit.