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(Solution) CIPS New PSE- Sourcing Essentials
(Solution) CIPS New Saudi Aramco Driving Value Through Procurement & Supply; Managing Expenditures with Suppliers
In this first project in Corporate Award Program, the focus has been on role of procurement supply and management (PS&M) responsibility in achieving value for money outcomes. This is through the focus on Saudi Aramco third party logistics spend category.
Also, a review on the current approaches to management of prices and costs for the third party logistics spend category has been identified.
This is by using different data and information from contracts management, procurement, commercial-driven development, strategic sourcing and PS&M practices.
Also, different models have been used including Mendelow, Kraljic matrix, Porter’s 5 forces, STEEPLED and Suppliers Preferencing model.
The key findings obtained in this project include the view that Saudi Aramco engage multiple stakeholders for successful practice.
Also, the key findings evidence their market environment as competitive hence success in achieving value for money outcomes.
The organisation strategy of achieving value for money outcomes has similarly been identified. This is with its pros and cons enhancing or limiting a successful implementation established.
From the findings and conclusions, various recommendations have been generated which include;
- An in-depth evaluation of positioning of all stakeholders for accommodating their interests in their operations
- In third party logistics, they can involve multiple sourcing to be competitive hence value for money
- To involve different specialists for gaining awareness on improving value for money
- Review of budget in sourcing third party logistics with technology involved in sourcing process.
(Solution) CIPS New Sourcing Essentials (PSE)
(Solution) CIPS Occidental of Oman Commercial Management Assessment
(Solution) CIPS Occidental of Oman Leadership & Management in Procurement and Supply
- In conclusion, this assessment has evaluated leadership and management in procurement and supply in Occidental of Oman.
- The scope of this report include the leadership and management on organisational behaviour, leadership approaches on job satisfaction and sources of power in the organisation it relevance.
- Further, this assessment has focused on relevance of equality and diversity policies in Occidental of Oman company. There are different tools and techniques which have been used including PESTLE which note that the leadership and management are distinct meanings but interchangeably applied.
- Also, the models used in analysis evidence the concepts as influencing organisation behaviour. The findings evidence existence of stable and holistic leadership in the organisation.
(Solution) CIPS Oman Cohort PSE Sourcing Essentials
- This assessment has focused on identifying four sourcing approaches and explaining their application in the category of spend within XXX organisation.
- Based on the different categories selected in sourcing approaches, IT category of spend supplier appraisal has been conducted.
- Through a detailed evaluation, the sourcing approaches identified include multiple, single, dual, and sole.
- For the IT category of spend, multiple sourcing has been selected as the most suitable due to the procurement nature.
- In the Kraljic analysis tool identifying the nature of supplier relationships, IT has been classified as a leverage item.
- The availability of different suppliers in procurement is identified as a multiple sourcing approach.
- A single, dual or sole supplier is not suitable for IT procurement due to its technical and quality specifications required.
- Carter’s 10Cs model has been selected for XXX IT sourcing supplier selection in the supplier selection.
(Solution) CIPS Oman LNG LLC Advanced Practitioner Corporate Award (APCE)
- In this assessment, by selecting Oman Liquefied Natural Gas LLC (Oman LNG), contractual terms for identifying the distribution of power and risk between the supplier and the organisation has been pursued.
- In the different areas which have been focused on for evaluation making the contract, it is evident that there are areas where risk and power is distributed to either party.
- There is no dominant stakeholders assuming exclusive risk or power of the contract.
- Further, the findings in this assessment has identified the distribution of risks and power in the contract as being informed by the scale, diversified level and core feature of the contract implementation.
(Solution) CIPS Oman LNG LLC Advanced Practitioner Corporate Award- APCM
- In summary, this report has established a category plan by focusing on facilities management in Oman LNG organisation.
- A summary of the category plan has been noted as appropriate to develop appropriate category guided by goals and objectives of an organisation, maximising value, mitigating risks, goods and services supply managed appropriately. In this case, the category plan is in tandem with retailers and business portfolio to pursue their client’s needs.
- The data and information has been obtained by using techniques which include Kraljic matrix, SWOT analysis, STEEPLE analysis, Porter’s 5 Forces analysis and industrial lifecycle and more have been adopted for internal and external aspects essential for prioritisation.
- This is for effective risks and management issues.
- The category plan prioritise on areas of communication, support system and managing entire risks by establishing effective category management.