MRO procurement: how to cut costs, reduce lead time and boost efficiency
Maintenance, Repair and Operations (MRO) is relevant across nearly every industry because businesses rely on equipment, infrastructure, and operational efficiency.
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Commanding the future: armed forces personnel take charge
Unite is committed to creating a thriving workforce and a part of that includes hiring ex-service personnel.
Unite Podcast #38: Fair Tax – an inside perspective
As a Fair Tax Mark accredited company, Unite has always considered CSR Corporate Social _Fiscal_ Responsibility.
E-procurement trends in a post-Covid world
How do we tackle the challenges faced by procurement professionals in a post-Covid era?
Unite Podcast #37: understanding circular economy
Informative and engaging insights on definition and best practices of a circular economy
Indirect tail spend matters in procurement strategies
Indirect tail spend represents around 20% of a company’s spending. Learn more about tail spend challenges and how to gain significant savings.
Energy company STEAG boosts procurement via API
The energy company STEAG provides its users with easy access to external supplier catalogues via a Unite API integration without having to rethink its procurement process.
“We work towards a healthy future for our employees”
Promoting a healthy work environment pays off – Unite has its own dedicated Workplace Health Team to look after its employees’ wellbeing.
Tech and talent: what women want in IT
Continuous learning, curiosity, and networking are effective strategies for women's success in IT at Unite.
How EnBW uses Unite as a central procurement solution
Success story: EnBW: making the energy provider’s procurement processes more sustainable and efficient
Christel Constant on decision-making, customer centricity and DE&I
Agile working methods in an SAP environment
In this interview, agile coach Jana Wachsmuth reveals how agile working fits in with the SAP environment.
We contribute to a circular economy
How recycled toners support a circular economy: an interview with Michael Hartmann from PRINTION.