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Question 4- Key Observations made by Lead Character for being Addressed
The key observations made by lead character are primarily areas of inefficiency in leadership in place affecting the organisation operations. The failure of the organisation to be future ready was a significant barrier towards its success. This was identified by organisation values in most HR documents being more than 10 years and majority being of questionable relevance and value to the organisation current and future expectations. Also, the organisation lacked a prepared in embracing change as part of their transformation to be future oriented. These findings are supported by Chapter 9 notes which had noted a transformational leadership as valuing change. This is as opposed to the transactional leadership valuing stability. Hence, the lead character had linked the current operations in SB as transactional and not transformational. Despite the change process being inevitable, the lead character had noted on existence of a major resistance to change in SB. This is due to favouring traditional approaches of doing business which need to be altered and embrace more modernised operation systems. This is with a paradigm shift towards recruiting Tec savvy employees who would improve the margins of the business operations. All these areas would be anchored on the organisation structure and system of operations to be future oriented. The best practice would be to pursue an evidence-based practice for identifying the key aspects for implementation in transformation process. In Chapter 1 notes, for addressing issues in an organisation leadership, evidence-based management (EMB) need to be implemented. This implies decisions and organisation initiatives informed by best available scientific evidence.
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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) MGT504 Strategic Management
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- The expansion of the approved list of suppliers by not less than fifteen percent in the course of the next year is vital in eliminating reliance on a few suppliers.
- Improving eSourcing tools especially eAuctions to apply competitive pressures and lower costs of procurement. This will solve the problem of inefficiency in the tendering process and increase transparency while RHOSN already has efficient technology solutions for engaging suppliers.
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