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Overview – Improvement and Best Practices in E-Procurement Systems
Effective E-Procurement can provide a wide variety of benefits including more efficiency and savings for governments and businesses. The potential cost savings are massive, as stated by the European Commission. In Italy alone, e-procurement systems cut over €3 billion in costs.
This Workshop is made for people with advanced knowledge in E-Procurement. During this interactive workshop the leading experts are introducing the numerous possibilities of E-Procurement, how to improve your work with E-Procurement, and best practices in the field of E-Procurement.
Participants receive a certificate upon participation.
Starting from € 990,- (excl. VAT)
Reservation: You are welcome to reserve your seat, which is financially non-binding. For this, please drop me an email: vonwinterfeld@lexxion.eu
Cancellation: The cancellation of participation must be in writing and is possible free of charge up to 14 days before the start of the event. In case of no-show or cancellation later than two weeks before the date of the event, the entire event price plus VAT is due.
Programme – Improvement and Best Practices in E-Procurement Systems
Michael Varney, Senior Lecturer of Law and School Academic Manager, University of Hull, Hull
Michael Varney, Senior Lecturer of Law and School Academic Manager, University of Hull, Hull
- models of e-procurement systems in EU (national, private, hybrid) and stages of development of e-procurement systems (1.0 to 4.0 e-procurement)
- how to improve communication between contracting authorities and economic operators by using e-procurement systems - preliminary market consultations, identifying qualified suppliers, supplier management
- selected case studies: optimising human resources in procurement by using 4.0 e-procurement system, increasing competition in direct awards by using 4.0 e-procurement system, increasing competition and transparecy by implementing Dynamic purchasing systems in health sector
Petra Ferk, Founder and Director of Development Projects, Institute for Public-Private Partnership, Ljubljana; Country Correspondent of EPPPL
Michael Varney, Senior Lecturer of Law and School Academic Manager, University of Hull, Hull
Tünde Tátrai, Professor, Corvinus University of Budapest, Budapest; Country Correspondent of EPPPL
Michael Varney, Senior Lecturer of Law and School Academic Manager, University of Hull, Hull
Tünde Tátrai, Professor, Corvinus University of Budapest, Budapest; Country Correspondent of EPPPL
• DPS as a long-term procurement method
• Framework agreement and DPS
• DPS EU Guideline
Tünde Tátrai, Professor, Corvinus University of Budapest, Budapest; Country Correspondent of EPPPL
• AI (Artificial Intelligence) and ML (Machine Learning); Big Data and Data Analytics; Robotic process automation; Blockchain, IoT (Internet of Things); AR (Augmented Reality) and VR (Virtual Reality) Robots and Drones 3D Printing
• Best practices
Tünde Tátrai, Professor, Corvinus University of Budapest, Budapest; Country Correspondent of EPPPL
Michael Varney, Senior Lecturer of Law and School Academic Manager, University of Hull, Hull
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