Technology Procurement
Technology procurement defines a digital need, assesses the market and delivery model, evaluates suppliers fairly, and establishes a workable contract. It considers outcomes, data, security, integration, service management, cost, risk, transition, and exit.
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Technology Procurement
Technology procurement turns an evidenced need into a fair sourcing process and a contract that can be delivered, measured, changed, and exited.
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- https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/the-digital-data-and-technology-playbook/the-digital-data-and-technology-playbook
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- Technology procurement turns an evidenced need into a fair sourcing process and a contract that can be delivered, measured, changed, and exited.
- https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/the-sourcing-and-consultancy-playbooks/the-sourcing-playbook-html
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- The terminology, workflow, controls, decisions, and limits presented in this course
- https://www.procurementpathway.civilservice.gov.uk/documents/best-practice/digital-data-and-technology-playbook/sourcing-strategy
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- The terminology, workflow, controls, decisions, and limits presented in this course