Asia and Pacific Conference on Electronic Government Procurement for Effective Procurement 22-24 November 2011

Hamid Sharif, Principal Director Central Operations Services Office, ADB

eGovernment Procurement in action?

Achieving eGP benefits: from Hype to Reality

eGovernment Procurement: a journey not a destination

Spend Management Online Catalogs and Marketplaces eContract eTendering Management Reverse electronic eSignature Auctions authentification ePayment and eNotices eVendor Government eRequisitions Procurement Card Management integration eEnabled eOrdering Procurement Electronic Travel Shared Services booking

Public access to eGP systems Electronic Compliance and other oversight reports/alerts Concessions Forward Auctions

Using international messaging standards Integrating with other eGovt systems Cross border supplier verification Cross border trading and payment

Overview: getting answers to the Big Questions..

Building the business case: which tools address priority procurement reform requirements Benefit of integration with other eGovernment systems and what standards to use What resources are needed to be ready to implement eGP How to define requirements and manage implementation What changes to current legislation or regulations are necessary How to decide whether to develop or acquire a system What measures indicate whether benefits are achieved What can we learn to accelerate programs and avoid repeating the same mistakes

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eGP Survey and MDB Handbook on eGP Benefits of eGP, Procurement Reform and eGP Strategic Planning Regulatory and Institutional Framework for eGP eGP Business Models and using eGP as a Performance Tool to Improve Public Procurement eGP Functionalities and Integration to other eGovernment Systems Interoperability and Cross Border eGP Action Plan for Developing eGP Role of Development Partners and South-South Co-operation Close