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The risks of vendor-paid eProcurement

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If you’re planning a transition to eProcurement, you’ve likely come up against the question “who should pay for this?” With so many competing priorities and budgetary constraints, when does it make sense to go with a vendor-paid eProcurement model? What is vendor-paid eProcurement? And for good reason. powered by Sounder.

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Highlighting the Impact of eProcurement in the Public Sector

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eProcurement solutions are helping government agencies not only overcome those challenges but create new efficiencies never before possible, manage spend more effectively and deliver more value to the public. Prior to COVID-19, the agency accepted supplier bids by mail or in person — two methods that in an instant became impossible.

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Who Are the Key Players in Public Procurement?

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Through customised insights and tender notifications that link them to public sector contract possibilities and government procurement organisations, Tracker Intelligence assists suppliers in navigating this difficult market. They combine demand from many councils, resulting in economies of scale and easier access to contracts for suppliers.

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Public Sector eProcurement Implementation: Ways to Mitigate Risk and Ensure Success

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Embarking on an eProcurement implementation can result in more efficient government, improved compliance and increased transparency. Each process or system that is transitioned needs to be managed independently to minimize the impact to suppliers and preserve the integrity of centralized data. User Acceptance Testing.

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Driving Value through the Supplier Experience

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This involves the perspectives of immediate stakeholders, agency leads and the general public, but it also includes the perspectives of suppliers participating in solicitations or seeking opportunities to work with the government. One of the worst possible side effects of a solicitation is when a supplier protests the award decision.

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Key Principles of Public Procurement: Transparency, Value, and Fairness

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These public procurement principles allow businesses of all sizes to participate equitably, protect the integrity of taxpayer money, and encourage competition and efficiency. Having a solid understanding of public procurement principles enables procurement professionals and suppliers to confidently navigate public sector procurement.

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Roundtable roundup: Best practices for crown corporation procurement

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Participants heard from industry experts, shared best practices, and forged new connections with their peers. Roundtable participants said under a certain threshold (around $100K for services and $25K for goods) their client departments have full discretion on how to source. If you missed the event, don’t worry!