Public Sector Supply Chain Summit

Achieving Strategic Public Procurement through

DEMAND PLANNING PEOPLE TECHNOLOGY

The development presentations and training offered at the 15th Annual Public Sector Supply Chain Summit focus on enhancing the efficiency and competency of all Public SCM servants.

The Summit will provide answers and practical approaches to

Public Sector Legislation

Implementation of updated legislation and contextualisation - with a specific focus on the Implementation of the Preferential Procurement Regulations 2022

Capacity building

Commodity and market research as part of Demand Management processes

The SCM LED approach

Implementation for Sustainable Economic Development

Audit readiness for SCM departments

Strengthening oversight processes and moving towards a clean administration

Contracting

Enhanced procurement and contracting methodologies

Open tending

Updates and approach

SCM organisational structures

Fundamentally efficient SCM organisational structures

Empowerment Assessment Planning

The new roadmap for transformative procurement

Procurement Strategy

How to develop and implement a procurement strategy

Capacity requirements

Capacity requirements to effectively implement new legislation

Case Studies

Case Studies on Infrastructure Procurement

Best Practice

Commodity Management

Strategic Public Procurement

Achieving strategic public procurement through Demand Planning, People and Technology

Conference Programme & Speaking Opportunities

It’s always a pleasure attending the Smart Procurement World Indaba. The content stays relevant as ever. It is a wonderful event for SCM in broad.

This conference always supersedes the expectations I had. It always inspires one to grow in their career of SCM. All topics were interactive, informative and so relevant. Thank you. Hope to be here again at the next conference.

Great venue, great catering, insightful speakers and guests. First time attending, great experience. Thank You.

The theme of the conference is so relevant to the current status quo post-COVID. Well done to the organisers.

The broad spectrum of views and getting to hear both private and public sector perspectives on procurement and it’s future in the world post COVID 19.