The Covid curveball means businesses large and small are leaving no stone unturned in their quest to reduce costs and weather the ongoing economic storm, procurement tech firm Maistro’s newest signing Lawrence Dallaglio believes greater visibility and control over tailspend will play a key part in them achieving their goal.

Maistro is proud to announce our recent attainment of ISO/IEC 27001:2013 certification. Gaining accreditation was the culmination of hard work and careful process planning spanning the last 12 months and is testament to how seriously we at Maistro take information security.

We're proud to have taken the runner up award for Best Start-Up at SSON 2020.

With 25 years of experience in BPO and having brought about huge digital transformation to drive down costs and improve customer experience. Philip understands the challenges around B2B process, especially when it comes to buying services.

We are proud to announce our recent award of the CIPS ethical procurement certificate. This certification symbolises our ongoing commitment to safeguarding our buyers and reducing supply chain risk.  

It is a daunting time for organisations assessing the impacts to their businesses, and many are establishing ‘war rooms’ and allocating significant resources to identifying risks, formulating mitigation strategies and adjusting supply chains accordingly.

In April, Maistro will join 180 procurement professionals in Copenhagen at this year’s Procurecon Indirect Europe Conference.  We’ll be hosting the Masterclass workshop on Day 2 - How to use digitally-outsourced procurement to transform your services spend strategy - a practical case study to demonstrate the value this adds.  

This week, the Chartered Institute of Procurement and Supply announced Maistro as the exclusive CIPS Knowledge Partner focussing on B2B Marketplaces.

GDPR (General Data Protection Regulation) is the biggest change in the way personal data is processed since the Data Protection Act of 1998 that was written 20 years ago. In stark contrast to all the negativity that is currently surrounding GDPR, it should instead be seen as a positive thing to both people and businesses. The more accurate that customer data is, can only mean more opportunities for a better relationships between businesses and customers.