CIPS L3M1 procurement and supply environments Study guide part 1

Описание: The CIPS L3M1 procurement and supply environments is designed to enable you be in a position to identify the range of environments in which procurement and supply is expected to operate and the external factors that can impact on overall success.

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About this video
In this video we start with part 1 of the CIPS L3M1, which means we are going to have 4 of these videos hence make sure you subscribe and hit the notification bell to be notified when we put out new videos

This part has 4 learning outcomes which means by the time you are done you should be able to;

1. Define the different types and functions of the private sector
2. Describe the role and scope of procurement and supply in the private sector
3. Describe the role and scope of procurement and supply in the public sector
4. Describe the role and scope of procurement and supply in the not-for-profit and third sector

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