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Neil Perry's coverage is primarily focused on business and industry, with a significant emphasis on sustainability. His articles often include press releases, cited data, and government announcements. To effectively reach out to him consider offering insights or expertise related to sustainable business practices, procurement strategies, or the impact of technology in these areas.
Furthermore, given his focus on global industrial partnerships and supply chain initiatives by companies like Ford and Nike, he may be interested in hearing from experts who can provide commentary or analysis on trends impacting these sectors internationally. While Neil does not have a specific geographic focus mentioned, his interest in topics such as Saudi Arabia indicates an openness to international perspectives within the scope of his themes covered.
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By: Neil Perry
Manufacturers are rapidly adopting artificial intelligence (AI) across software development and industrial systems, but new Tricentis research suggests governance and testing capabilities are struggling to keep pace, creating potential risks for increasingly software-dependent production environments.
By: Neil Perry
Yellow Wood Targets Vitamins and Supplements Market Private equity firm Yellow Wood Partners has agreed to acquire Nestlé's Holistic Health
By: Neil Perry
Mars is expanding its use of artificial intelligence (AI) through Google Cloud's Gemini Enterprise, giving tens of thousands of associates access to agentic capabilities while deploying specialised AI agents across marketing, innovation, ecommerce and supply chain operations.
By: Neil Perry
UK food and beverage businesses estimate that a serious product recall could cost more than £545,000, while new research from Balloon One reveals disconnected supply chain systems and limited real-time batch visibility could leave companies spending hours tracing affected products.
By: Neil Perry
UK food and beverage businesses estimate that a serious product recall could cost more than £545,000, while new research from Balloon One reveals disconnected supply chain systems and limited real-time batch visibility could leave companies spending hours tracing affected products.
By: Neil Perry
Vertice has launched Ana, an artificial intelligence (AI) negotiation agent designed to negotiate software purchases and renewals autonomously, as procurement teams look to extend cost and risk controls across increasingly complex technology spend.
By: Neil Perry
GSK has entered an eight-year emissions reduction purchase agreement supporting regenerative agriculture across 50,000 hectares in northern India, targeting carbon removals alongside reductions in crop burning, air pollution and water consumption.
By: Neil Perry
Globality has launched Glo 2.0, an artificial intelligence (AI)-powered sourcing platform designed to run entire procurement events autonomously, including supplier selection, negotiation and award recommendations.
More than eight in 10 UK manufacturers have experienced maintenance delays because critical parts are unavailable or face long lead times, according to Fluke research, despite an average 22 per cent of spare parts inventories already being obsolete.
By: Neil Perry
Climate-related disruption has caused financial losses for 94 per cent of senior business leaders' companies over the past two years, according to new research from Sweep and Capgemini, yet 79 per cent say their sustainability data remains insufficient to accurately inform wider business strategy.
