Meet Staples Advantage! These statistics will help you better understand what Staples can do for your business. 

A new supplier has joined the CoVest team! Find out more about our new supplier and what you can expect from the category deal structure.

Choosing a light bulb is no longer a simple task. Each bulb has its own defining features and depending on if you want to drastically reduce your electricity bill or if you're environmentally conscious, your choice of bulb can differ greatly. Understanding the differences between incandescent, compact fluorescent (CFL), and light-emitting diode (LED) light bulbs will make your decision that much easier.

The flu can affect your business in a number of ways. From lower staff morale to poor workflow, the virus can effect your company harder than just a runny nose. Learn how to keep the virus at bay with our helpful tips.

The Procurement Success Stories series is a way for CoVest members to share positive experiences and promote collaboration among its members. Through the series we hope to learn about and share how our members have achieved success within their procurement organizations.

Obtaining absolute quantification for your nucleic acid targets is now easier than ever. Digital PCR is the next generation of nucleic acid quantification that allows you to go beyond the limits of real-time PCR methods.

When purchasing lubrication it is important to remember that it is not just a substance that keeps things slippery. There can be many functions for machinery lubrication depending on which type of lubricant you use. Working with your lubrication suppliers to find the right product for each application is a key part of the purchashing process.

While CoVest wants our members to find the best MRO savings, we'd also like to help our members with their practical application of these categories. In collaboration with Motion Industries and their instructive video series MiHOW2, we've provided information on how to properly store and install bearings below.

There were nearly 3 million nonfatal workplace injuries and illnesses reported by private employers last year, according to the Bureau of Labor. While the number dropped by about 50,000 from the year before, businesses could continue to see that number decline even more if they implement proper safety training and equipment.