Contract and Commercial Management - The Operational Guide
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Contract and Commercial Management - The Operational Guide eBook : Management(IACCM), International, Van Haren Publishing: desertcart.co.uk: Kindle Store Review: Great book for professionals working with contracts - Great book. Review: Could have delivered so much more - Starting on a positive - it's a useful guide for those who are new to a contract management role. It explains how 'contract management' fits into the broader procurement process, highlighting the important (and often overlooked) fact that contract management planning/preparation should be considered at the very start of the procurement process. That said, I doubt whether someone new to contract management, and who wants just a 'guide', will want to wade through 600+ pages, especially when only around 100 pages actually relate to the 'management' phase, ie post-contract award. I was surprised by how much of the book focused on the pre-contract award phase (ie around 500 pages). For a book of this price I was surprised by how much of the content was presented as bullet point lists (there are a lot of these). The text makes reference to all the expected (and well known) theoretical tools, eg SWOT, PESTEL, Porter's Five Forces etc, but for the price I'd really hoped to see more content on current thinking (at least current at the time of publishing). It really only sets out the use of 'standard' procurement best practice and tools - a disappointment as Id hoped this was a book on contract management that was going to offer something new to the 'body of knowledge' already available on the subject. There are very few texts devoted to general contract management practice, so this does attempt to fill that gap. It's certainly much more suited to those starting their contract management careers, rather than providing insights into current academic thinking and new tools/techniques to help more experienced contract management practitioners to fully maximise value from supplier relationships. For many years now, the media has been rife with coverage of contract failures - I doubt that this text will lead to a change in how contracts are managed.
| ASIN | B07BY6C51D |
| Accessibility | Learn more |
| Best Sellers Rank | 1,003,727 in Kindle Store ( See Top 100 in Kindle Store ) 64 in Purchasing & Buying 198 in International Business & Finance 250 in Professional Purchasing & Procurement |
| Customer reviews | 4.5 4.5 out of 5 stars (42) |
| Enhanced typesetting | Enabled |
| File size | 5.1 MB |
| ISBN-13 | 978-9087539726 |
| Language | English |
| Page Flip | Enabled |
| Print length | 882 pages |
| Publication date | 11 Nov. 2011 |
| Publisher | Van Haren Publishing |
| Screen Reader | Supported |
| Word Wise | Enabled |
| X-Ray | Not Enabled |
H**G
Great book for professionals working with contracts
Great book.
U**K
Could have delivered so much more
Starting on a positive - it's a useful guide for those who are new to a contract management role. It explains how 'contract management' fits into the broader procurement process, highlighting the important (and often overlooked) fact that contract management planning/preparation should be considered at the very start of the procurement process. That said, I doubt whether someone new to contract management, and who wants just a 'guide', will want to wade through 600+ pages, especially when only around 100 pages actually relate to the 'management' phase, ie post-contract award. I was surprised by how much of the book focused on the pre-contract award phase (ie around 500 pages). For a book of this price I was surprised by how much of the content was presented as bullet point lists (there are a lot of these). The text makes reference to all the expected (and well known) theoretical tools, eg SWOT, PESTEL, Porter's Five Forces etc, but for the price I'd really hoped to see more content on current thinking (at least current at the time of publishing). It really only sets out the use of 'standard' procurement best practice and tools - a disappointment as Id hoped this was a book on contract management that was going to offer something new to the 'body of knowledge' already available on the subject. There are very few texts devoted to general contract management practice, so this does attempt to fill that gap. It's certainly much more suited to those starting their contract management careers, rather than providing insights into current academic thinking and new tools/techniques to help more experienced contract management practitioners to fully maximise value from supplier relationships. For many years now, the media has been rife with coverage of contract failures - I doubt that this text will lead to a change in how contracts are managed.
A**R
Great Explanation on contact and commercial process
I**E
I bought this book to support my online course for IACCM Contract and Commercial Management certification. It is a fully comprehensive book, rich of useful information, hints, tips, examples. Suggested especially for Procurement specialists and for those working in the IT sector.
C**E
Le sommaire est très détaillé, donc alléchant, mais tous les sujets sont survolés, et du coup ce livre peut être utile pour un étudiant, mais pas pratique pour un professionnel.
J**T
Awesome book. Just what I needed. All the aspects around the position of contract manager. Deep and easy to comprehend at the same time. Great explanations. Bust buy. No doubt.
K**S
Sehr umfassend und übersichtlich strukturiert, mit Highlights zu den interessantesten Diskussionsthemen und hilfsreichen "Personal reviev"-Ansätzen, basierend auf verschiedenen Fällen - ausgezeichnete Basis für weitergehende Fragen
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