The Complete Procurement Management Process-
Topic- louis vuitton
This option will focus on procurement from the procurement management perspective and will include discussion and analysis of project management.
For this option, you will write a paper presenting a complete procurement management process. The paper will be based on the procurement practices of an organization you have researched. The elements you must include are:
Requirements - Planning the procurement
Requisitions - Conducting the procurement
Solicitations - Requesting seller response
Awards - Selecting sellers
Administration
Contracts, Incentives and Risks
Quality and Closure
You are building on the work you've completed in the discussion forums and Critical Thinking Assignments. Be sure to incorporate feedback you have received along the way.
Your paper must have:
An introduction. Use your introduction to summarize and define your topic, including a clear statement of the procurement goal.
A discussion or body that must include:
A discussion of the implications of proposed solutions for procurement and contracts.
A discussion of how procurement works within project teams to facilitate the needs of projects.
Your evaluation and conclusions regarding possible methods of managing or addressing the problem raised by your opinion on the issues (supported by research). Relate your paper to larger (broader) procurement and contract management issues as found in the course readings.
Current, relevant research from at least six to eight credible sources that are notused as readings in this course. At least three references must be peer-reviewed, scholarly sources, and the rest may be trade or professional procurement management sources. You may certainly use your textbook and course readings, but these do not count as part of the required six to eight sources. The CSU-Global Library is a good place to find your resources. Cite and reference all sources used.
The paper is expected to provide a thoughtful analysis on the topic. You are encouraged to add your own opinions, but these should be carefully considered and supported by evidence or outside rationale.
A conclusion.