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Reflect on your own approach to working inclusively and building positive working relationships with others. (AC2.3)
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In interacting with my colleagues in my organisation, I receive positive feedback in regard to my ability to engage all being critical in my practice, ensuring all considerations are balanced and a fair-based practice. I am in a position of understanding each individual characteristic, interacting and sharing ideas. The skills used in supporting my strategy in inclusivity include ability to listen, communicate and questioning skills. In implementation of group discussions, I share invitations to all people in sharing opinions, idea sharing and timely feedback offered. In my active practice working in my organisation, the Head of people practice is engaged in C-Suite for discussing main areas which impact individuals and organisations. The function of HR business partnering is working collaboratively with leadership and management for providing insights which are essential for improving sustainability (CIPD, 2023).
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Explore how the role of a people professional is evolving and the implications this has for continuing professional development. (AC 3.1)
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This assignment talks about the effective negotiation of procurement and supply. It includes at the beginning a brief about ROSHN company and its commercial department and what each function’s role. It also talked about the importance of procurement planning that assists in securing the best deals for the company. In addition to a specific category of spend that is commonly procured within the procurement function. Then it referred to the definition of the negotiation and what are the skills that any negotiator must have. It talked in details about the stages of negotiation and the importance of having a preparation stage, negotiation stage, and a post-contracting stage and what each of these stages include from activities need to be fulfilled in order to have a successful project. Moreover, there has been some information regarding the negotiation process within the approval cycle of procurement and how the negotiation is crucial prior approaching the market with a request for a quotation/proposal and what might impact any negotiation process such as PESTLE and Porter’s Five Forces elements. At the end, there has been some recommendations to enhance the knowledge of the current procurement officer at ROSHN along with nominating CIPS courses for any employee works in the procurement department. This report findings identify negotiation plan in procurement and supply management as essential for achieving value for money outcomes and leveraging in property sector where the organisation has based their operations. Also, this report has found that the Post-COVID global economic recession has elicited a reduction in overall performance of the property sector specifically in the real estate. Therefore, for ROSHN, limited resources have been identified as an issue impacting on the organisation success. This inform on the need for a detailed negotiation amongst the organisation different stakeholders to guarantee their continuity in business. The negotiation plan identified in this report is in alignment with various sourcing strategies, terms and conditions and stakeholder relationship. As part of this integrated report, the obtained findings and conclusions inform on the best practice of developing the negotiation plan. This is by following the phases of preparation, test, propose, bargain, agree and close. In all these identified stages, different tools and techniques can be used with all stakeholders relationships enhanced. Further, for achieving an optimum success in negotiation for design services, ROSHN would manage to achieve BATNA and MLA for best resources to be attained. From the findings and conclusions presented, there are different gaps noted affecting success of the negotiation plan. In order to fill the identified gaps, ROSHN can pursue various recommendations. These recommendations include implementing detailed plans with all stakeholders involved. Also, innovation and technology need to be introduced to be part of their negotiation process and successfully merged. An elaborate documentation is also important to be part of the negotiation plan with any conflict of interest mitigated. Also, depending on ROSHN target in terms of stakeholders, it is important to customise their negotiation plan.(Solution) CIPD 7OS05 Ways of Organisations Expanding their Activities Internationally
(Solution) CIPS PSE Module 4- Sourcing Essentials in PS&M (PSE) Red Sea Global (RSG)
This assignment focuses on exploring different sourcing approaches and their relevance in a specific category of spend in Red Sea Global (RSG) organisation.
The spend category include leasing of construction equipment which are used in the organisation operations.
Also, sourcing approaches used in Information Technology (IT), logistics, staff uniforms, and vehicles have been equally evaluated. The sourcing approaches in line with CIPS guidance notes put into account are single, sole, dual and multiple sourcing.
The finding in this report highlight on the need for using the sourcing approaches to gain value for money outcomes and leveraging on competitive advantage. This is with best sourcing decision being the outcome of the process.
Additionally, by appropriate sourcing approach, the organisation is in a position of leveraging on competitive advantage successfully. For this report, multiple sourcing are appropriate if there is a need for engaging more than a single supplier with single sourcing engaging single supplier.
Conversely, sole sourcing are applied in a situation an organisation is making procurement from monopolistic suppliers in their area of practice.
Dual sourcing conversely is used when needs conflict with different suppliers involved for solving problems which result from engaging single or multiple sourcing strategy.
Considering RSG case organisation, using different sourcing approaches for various spend categories is evidenced from pre-awarding, after-awarding and post-awarding of contractors influenced by their relevance.
For ensuring sourcing approaches increase value for PS&M practice and maximise capacity for leveraging on supplier appraisal checklist, various recommendation could be provided. These are;
- Invest in technology and automation of their supply chain network for selection of best sourcing approach
- Improving overall engagement of stakeholders in different sourcing approaches
- Come up with appropriate specifications which are in alignment of procurement and supply chain policies
- Simplify significantly the information sourced pertaining to tendering and information sharing in the sourcing approaches used