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Table of Contents Feed for the Digital Edition of Educational Procurement Journal - December 2007 Educational Procurement Journal - December 2007 Contents Letter From the CEO: Sustainability in Higher Education Heard On the Streets Calculating Procurement's Value Cost-Per-Copy Contract and Site-Based Funding At a K-12 School District Bargain-Basement Solutions to Automate and Streamline Procurement Processes LEED & Leadership Certification Roamin' with Yeoman Best and Final Educational Procurement Journal - December 2007 Educational Procurement Journal - December 2007 - Educational Procurement Journal - December 2007 (Page Cover1) Educational Procurement Journal - December 2007 - Educational Procurement Journal - December 2007 (Page Cover2) Educational Procurement Journal - December 2007 - Contents (Page 1) Educational Procurement Journal - December 2007 - Contents (Page 2) Educational Procurement Journal - December 2007 - Contents (Page 3) Educational Procurement Journal - December 2007 - Letter From the CEO: Sustainability in Higher Education (Page 4) Educational Procurement Journal - December 2007 - Letter From the CEO: Sustainability in Higher Education (Page 5) Educational Procurement Journal - December 2007 - Heard On the Streets (Page 6) Educational Procurement Journal - December 2007 - Heard On the Streets (Page 7) Educational Procurement Journal - December 2007 - Calculating Procurement's Value (Page 8) Educational Procurement Journal - December 2007 - Calculating Procurement's Value (Page 9) Educational Procurement Journal - December 2007 - Cost-Per-Copy Contract and Site-Based Funding At a K-12 School District (Page 10) Educational Procurement Journal - December 2007 - Cost-Per-Copy Contract and Site-Based Funding At a K-12 School District (Page 11) Educational Procurement Journal - December 2007 - Bargain-Basement Solutions to Automate and Streamline Procurement Processes (Page 12) Educational Procurement Journal - December 2007 - Bargain-Basement Solutions to Automate and Streamline Procurement Processes (Page 13) Educational Procurement Journal - December 2007 - LEED & Leadership (Page 14) Educational Procurement Journal - December 2007 - LEED & Leadership (Page 15) Educational Procurement Journal - December 2007 - Certification (Page 16) Educational Procurement Journal - December 2007 - Certification (Page 17) Educational Procurement Journal - December 2007 - Roamin' with Yeoman (Page 18) Educational Procurement Journal - December 2007 - Roamin' with Yeoman (Page 19) Educational Procurement Journal - December 2007 - Best and Final (Page 20) Educational Procurement Journal - December 2007 - Best and Final (Page Cover3) Educational Procurement Journal - December 2007 - Best and Final (Page Cover4)
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