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Here are the key points from the talk Elmarie Goosen gave at the Smart Procurement Indaba. Contract negotiation is the process of give and take to reach an agreement. Have a plan Know Your Compromises – What are the things you can give in on? Your Non- Negotiable – What are the things you can absolutely not change? Your Margins – …
In a previous post I wrote about the various business linkages platforms in South Africa. In this post I would like to explore what might be missing in these platforms and what the various things are that you might need to put in order to secure business with creditable black owned companies in South Africa. Supplier databases or supplier lists have been …
Previously we have considered the tactical and the leveraged targeted procurement strategies. During this intervention we will be considering the targeted procurement interventions in the strategic arena. In the strategic space there are two areas to consider. The one is the Strategic Critical which we will discuss later and the other is the bottleneck domain. Bottleneck The Bottleneck arena has some …
The Amended BBBEE codes have made the linkage between Enterprise Development and Preferential Procurement clear with the introduction of Supplier Development. In this article we will consider the various targeted procurement interventions that could be used to assist in the growth or entry of QSE/EME’s in the supply chain. For the purposes of this article we will therefore use targeted …
In our previous article we have considered the targeted procurement strategies in the tactical area of preferential procurement. This requires a specific focus on various targeted procurement interventions for Black or Black Woman Owned QSE/EMEs. Your Preferential Procurement strategy will be one of the three strategies that you will need to consider as part of your ESD plan. In this post we will consider …
This slideshow looks at Preferential Procurement and provides the basic information required for an understanding of Preferential Procurement. What is important to note is that the intention of the codes is that Enterprise and Supplier Development ultimately feeds through to Preferential Procurement. This was the original intention in the 2007 codes and have now been significantly clarified in the ammended …
