MTC Procurement Research Center
MTC’s vision is to create a world-class, strategic procurement center of excellence that will create new insights into the procurement field by facilitating the exchange of ideas and knowledge between academics and practitioners
- The circular business models of third-party loop operators: An activity-based view on performing activities internally or externally (December 2024) – Link
- From checking the box to driving impact – Perspectives on how to develop a supplier diversity program that is less narrowly scoped and more wholeheartedly adopted (December 2024) – Link
- Can digital transformation improve firm resilience to supply chain disruption? The role of diversification strategies (December 2024) – Link
Source: Journal of Purchasing and Supply Management
- The future of purchasing and supply management (MTC Quarterly Q3/2024)
- Artificial intelligence and machine learning in purchasing and supply management (MTC Quarterly Q4/2024)
- How AI can redefine intelligent purchasing (MTC Quarterly Q4/2024)
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Click HereMTC is a meeting place for procurement practitioners and researchers, both in the public and private sector. MTC was founded in Stockholm in 1974 by the Ingenjörsvetenskapsakademien (IVA) and Institutet för företags-ledning (IFL). Our vision is to create a world-class, strategic procurement center of excellence that will enhance the understanding of and create new insights into the procurement field. It functions as a platform and meeting place for many kinds of actors both national and international: academics, practitioners, companies and other organizations. This also includes providing higher education to academia, business leaders and procurement professionals. Finally, we will strive for the development of strong procurement research and innovation of the highest international class with importance for Sweden’s future competitiveness.
