E-Procurement is the method that businesses use to procure and sell goods and services across the Internet. This method of using the Internet is becoming more frequent as companies are finding that e-procurement is not only facilitating the process, but they are making significant savings in costs. This comprehensive training course focuses on the development and management of e-procurement in an organization that leads to the management of the complete procurement process.
This course aims to teach how to establish an e-procurement system within an organization that needs to purchase and sell through the Internet. The various stages of implementation of the process are discussed in some depth.
Learn the principles of e-procurement
Understand the requirements needed to develop an e-procurement system
Understand how to implement an e-procurement system
Learn how to manage an e-procurement system
Develop strategic purchasing plans
Discuss how to improve internal customer service
Explore many ways of reporting key performance indicators (KPI)
See how to apply past supplier performance for better selection
Appreciate the principles of negotiation
Be presented with the most important competencies for purchasing personnel
Professionals in Purchasing, Procurement and Supply Management Operations and Finance
All those interested in the development and implementation of an e-procurement system
Those who are involved in the planning, evaluation, preparation, and management of tenders, awards, contracts, and purchases that cover the acquisition of materials, equipment, and services and who are in organizations whose leadership want high levels of competency in those involved in contracts and purchasing activities
Procurement in the organization
Strategic sourcing
Supplier evaluation and performance
Apply performance to procurement decisions
What is e-procurement
Pre-requisites for developing an e-procurement system
Steps in developing an e-procurement system
The capabilities of e-procurement
Developing an e-procurement internal customer ordering and approvals system
Developing an e-quotation preparations system
Developing an e-quotation evaluation system
Developing an e-purchase order system
E-Procurement business models
Avoiding confrontational negotiating
New techniques in influencing
Understanding the other negotiator’s power
Negotiating pressure points and countermeasures
Negotiation exercises
E-procurement workflows
E-procurement processes
Managing an e-procurement system
E-procurement hardware and software
E-procurement user administration
E-procurement
Integrating e-procurement systems into the business process
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