The global market of today is characterised by fierce
competition which has heightened customer expectations and forced business
enterprises to invest in, and focus attention on, their supply chains. This,
together with continuing advances in information and communication technology,
has motivated the continuous evolution of the supply chain and of the
techniques to manage it effectively. In South Africa, the public sector is
confronted with supply chain skill and capacity shortages. Hence there is a
need for continuous learning and development of supply chain staff to maintain
a feasible fit between government institutions’ objectives, skills and
resources and a changing procurement environment. Public
procurement and supply chain management will help to accelerate much-needed
transformation in the public sector in this regard.
Public
procurement and supply chain management provides new ideas, concepts, case
studies and practical experiences regarding public sector supply chains.
Contents include the following:
·
SCM challenges in the South
African public sector
·
Legislation governing public
SCM
·
Demand management
·
Acquisition management
·
Implementing bid committee
systems
·
Strategic sourcing and
category management
·
Managing inventory
·
Logistics
·
Asset and disposal management
·
Risk management
·
Contracts
·
Electronic systems and
e-procurement
·
Performance monitoring and
evaluation
·
Sustainable public procurement
·
Ethics
Public
procurement and supply chain management will
serve as a valuable resource for public procurement learners, government
officials, academics, researchers, consultants, students and other concerned
parties with interest in public procurement and supply chain management.
Chapter
1: Introduction to supply chain
management
Chapter 2: Supply chain management in the public sector
Chapter 3: Legislation governing public supply chain management
Chapter 4: Demand management in public service
Chapter
5: Acquisition management in the
public sector
Chapter
6: Implementing bid committee systems
Chapter
7: Strategic sourcing and category
management in public service
Chapter
8: Managing inventory in public
service
Chapter
9: Logistics in the public sector
Chapter
10: Asset and disposal management
Chapter 11: Risk management in public sector supply chain management
Chapter
12: Contracts and managing public
sector contracts
Chapter 13: Supply chain management electronic systems and
e-procurement in the public sector
Chapter 14: Supply chain performance monitoring and evaluation in
public sector management
Chapter
15: Sustainable public procurement
Chapter 16: Ethics in public procurement and supply chain management
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