Procurement 10
Procurement Driving Change
Wednesday 10th November 2010
QEII Conference Centre, London
Better procurement practice saves money and if ever there was a time when thrift was the watchword for public bodies, that time is now.
What is meant by ‘better procurement practice’ and how must it be implemented across the whole of public service? At ‘Procurement 10’ we will concentrate on many issues, such as:-
- The role of procurement in taking cash out of the system.
- Procurement driving change which is relevant to the organisation
- Debunking the myth of local spend for local benefit
- Realising the benefits from aggregated requirements
- Knowledge of the supply market
- Calculating and measuring the impact of procurement.
In short, the fundamental issues which will be of paramount interest to all involved in public sector procurement, cost savings and service delivery.
With an agenda developed in conjunction with Efficiency and Reform Group and featuring expert presentations by senior figures from both public and private sectors, ‘Procurement 10’ will provide delegates with an unparalleled opportunity to derive specific value from specific learning and to take that learning back to their respective organisations.
