The findings of the study "2022 B2B Digital Buyers' Journey: Forces Shaping the Future of Enterprise Procurement" show the forces that are coming between the demand and purchase process for business management software by enterprises.

The global slowdown we will go through in 2023 will not affect all business sectors equally. Crédito y Caución has published its detailed growth forecasts for 16 key sectors in 30 markets that allow us to identify which sectors will perform well in Europe, America and Asia.

A study by Boston Consulting Group avers that 90% of companies are unprepared for disruptive events and lack the necessary resilience, even after all the turmoil experienced in recent years.

The fourth edition of the postgraduation in Supply Chain Management at Nova School of Business & Economics (Nova SBE) began on October 17. This course lasts six months and has a partnership with the José Neves Foundation, and participants may apply for scholarships under the ISA FJN program.

Inflation is exceeding multi-decade highs in all regions. However, according to a report by Crédito y Caución, while in Europe the rise in prices is mainly due to disruptions in energy prices resulting from the invasion of Ukraine, in the US the origin lies in more general imbalances: demand after the pandemic outstrips supply, and the fact that the US economy is operating above full capacity explains the intense interest rate hikes carried out by the Federal Reserve.

Michael Page has launched its annual study on executive search trends in large companies for the year 2022. Through this analysis, it aims to profile how the labour market in different sectors will behave next year, as well as to analyse what has changed compared to previous years.

A study commissioned by Mondial Relay reveals the consumption habits of the Portuguese. More than 70% already shop online and the clothing sector is the one with the highest percentage of adherents.

Crédito y Caución predicts that economic healing in the wake of the pandemic will lead to a permanent loss of production and structural changes in global trade supply chains.