PROCESS IN E-PROCUREMENT SYSTEMS

The term eProcurement refers to the use of electronic means in conducting a public procurement procedure for the purchase of goods, works or services. In order to have a common view within the eProcurement Forum, for the scope of this Read More …

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E-PROCUREMENT

An online procurement process that reduces steps and saves money. The process is executed on a real time basis involving global suppliers. eProcurement is the counterpart of eSourcing because it starts when e-sourcing ends and ends where eSourcing begins. STEPS Read More …

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STEPS FOLLOWED IN A MANUAL PROCUREMENT PROCESS

Purchasing has traditionally involved three main phases each requiring specific documents & considerable transactional activity. Identification Phase Notification of the need to buy by; A requisition issued by stores, stock control or potential user A bill of materials issued by Read More …

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DIFFERENCES BETWEEN MANUAL PROCUREMENT AND EPROCUREMENT

Traditional procurement and electronic procurement both have advantages and disadvantages. Manual procurement is generally done face-to-face, or via telephone, while e-procurement is generally done online. But that simple answer hides many factors. Manual procurement is really a collection of processes Read More …

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KEY ENABLERS OF CONDUCTING E-PROCUREMENT

The term Public eProcurement (“electronic procurement” in the public sector) refer to the use of electronic means in conducting a public procurement procedure for the purchase of goods, works or services. To successfully conduct electronic procurement across borders, eProcurement systems Read More …

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