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The procurement revolution / edited by Mark A. Abramson, and Roland S. Harris III.

Van Pelt Library KF849 .P76 2003
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Format:
Book
Contributor:
Abramson, Mark A., 1947-
Harris, Roland S., III
Series:
IBM endowment series on the business of government
The IBM endowment series on the business of government
Language:
English
Subjects (All):
Government purchasing--Law and legislation--United States.
Government purchasing.
Government purchasing--Law and legislation.
Public contracts.
United States.
Government purchasing--Law and legislation--United States--States.
Public contracts--United States.
Public contracts--United States--States.
Physical Description:
vii, 472 pages : illustrations, maps ; 24 cm.
Place of Publication:
Lanham [Md.] : Rowman & Littlefield, [2003]
Summary:
The ninth book in the IBM Endowment Series on the Business of Government, The Procurement Revolution continues the tradition of timely and vital information dissemination, which the series has come to stand for. Focusing on the profound and revolutionary changes the government has had and will have to make in its approach to procuring goods and services, this newest book strives to capture the creativity and energy that can and should be brought to government procurement.
Contents:
Part I Toward a New Vision of Government Procurement 1
Chapter 1 The Transformation of Government Procurement / Mark A. Abramson, Roland S. Harris III 3
Transformation 1 Moving from Buying Goods to Buying Services
Transformation 2 Moving from a "Command and Control" Relationship to a Partnership Relationship
Transformation 3 Moving from a Paper-Based Procurement System to Electronic Procurement
Moving Toward the Future
Chapter 2 A Vision of the Government as a World-Class Buyer: Major Procurement Issues for the Coming Decade / Jacques S. Gansler 13
Understanding the Procurement Challenge
Recent Progress
Addressing the Procurement Challenge
Recommendations for Realizing the Vision
Chapter 3 The Procurement Partnership Model: Moving to a Team-Based Approach / Kathryn G. Denhardt 59
Understanding the New Reality of Procurement
Characteristics of the Procurement Partnership Model
Implementing the Procurement Partnership Model
Chapter 4 Making Performance-Based Contracting Perform: What the Federal Government Can Learn from State and Local Governments / Lawrence L. Martin 87
Key Characteristics of the Federal Procurement Environment
Performance-Based Contracting: The Federal Perspective
Performance-Based Contracting: The State and Local Government Perspective
Recommendations
Chapter 5 IT Outsourcing: A Primer for Public Managers / Ye-Che Chen, James Perry 127
IT Outsourcing: Opportunities and Challenges
Benefits and Costs/Risks of IT Outsourcing
A Tool for Managing IT Outsourcing: A Process Methodology
Appendix IT Outsourcing
Web Hosting as a Case Study
Part II Toward Partnerships 165
Chapter 6 Contracting for the 21st Century: A Partnership Model / Wendell C. Lawther 167
Current Trends and Challenges Influencing Contracting Out and Contract Administration
A Conceptual Framework: Service/Product Complexity and Uncertainty
Implementing Complex Contracts: The Need for Public-Private Partnerships
Chapter 7 Moving to Public-Private Partnerships: Learning from the Experience of Others / Trefor P. Williams 217
Understanding Public-Private Partnerships
Understanding Models of Public-Private Partnerships
Examples of Public-Private Partnerships around the World
Part III Toward E-Procurement 249
Chapter 8 State Government E-Procurement in the Information Age: Issues, Practices, and Trends / M. Jae Moon 251
Information Technology and the Move toward E-Government
The Evolution of E-Procurement
State E-Procurement in Practice
Advances in State E-Procurement
Appendix I Web Addresses and Contact Information for State Procurement Offices
Appendix II Summary of the Surveys
Appendix III Survey Instrument for the 2001 E-Mail Follow-Up Survey
Chapter 9 Transforming Procurement: The Potential of Auctions / David C. Wyld 311
The Two "E-s"
E-Government and E-Procurement
Dynamic Commerce and Reverse Auctions
Dynamic Commerce and Demand Aggregation
Dynamic Commerce and Forward Auctions
Lessons to Be Learned: Recommendations for Future Research
Appendix I Reverse Auction Savings from Coast to Coast
Appendix II Case Study
Long Reach Excavator, Auctioned for the State of Georgia by Liquidation.com
June/July 2001
Appendix III Case Study
The Demolition of Three Rivers Stadium
Appendix IV Case Study
"How Much for That Horse in the Pop-up Window"
The BLM's Wild Horse and Burro Internet Adoption Program.
Notes:
Includes bibliographical references.
ISBN:
0742532720
0742532739
OCLC:
53009354

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