The CIPS Contract Management Cycle | CIPS

In this podcast from CIPS you will hear Colin Linton (FCIPS) present what contract management is, why it is important, and a more in-depth look at the CIPS Contract Management Cycle phases and their application.
This is followed by a detailed Q&A on: - Why so many problems still arise on contracts.
- How important the first phase of the cycle is.
- The importance of ongoing maintenance of more important contracts during their lifetime.
- Tips on what contract managers should look out for during the life of a contract.
- Training and development.
For further resources and information please visit www.cips.org/contractmanagement
If you would be interested in attending a Contract Management Procurement Skills Training course to increase your knowledge and connect with like-minded procurement professionals across other industries, view our courses here: www.cips.org/p...
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[@nohpetit6068]

Un grand merci d'avoir partagé cet excellent podcast.

[@riyastrazack]

Kindly note that to include case studies on contract management in the program. Certainly , Colin would have to talk about it.

[@azizazizi1174]

Thank you for the Great presentation and Q&A

[@Phil-ph4jm]

Really interesting presentation and Q&A

[@cipsweb]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@dharr3447]

Great presentation - I need to strengthen my skills in contract management as an IT asset manager.

[@phenyomolefe4162]

Thank you for the great insights and key areas of focus.

[@bhaveshpatel3669]

Can you provide me basic difference between CIPS accreditation and without CIPS accreditation supply chain management university course ? Means which one is batter in terms of job prospective ?

[@nkyabosi4827]

Only 16k subscribers for such an important channel, if only they knew

[@ttjay2455]

I concur

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Sound might be better?

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Great, please cooperate with us

[@benjaminphilips3737]

Great talk. But on the other hand, said a lot, but actually said nothing.