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Webinar Recording - Procuring, Selecting, and Implementing ERP and Procurement Software Systems

  • Contact Hours: 1
  • Format: Online
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Webinar Recording 012622: Procuring, Selecting, and Implementing ERP and Procurement Software Systems (Member)$0.00  
Webinar Recording 012622: Procuring, Selecting, and Implementing ERP and Procurement Software Systems (Non-Member)$195.00  
Webinar Recording 012622: Procuring, Selecting, and Implementing ERP and Procurement Software Systems (Member) $0.00
Webinar Recording 012622: Procuring, Selecting, and Implementing ERP and Procurement Software Systems (Non-Member) $195.00
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Overview

Enterprise Resource Planning Systems (ERP) are directly tied to the evolution of material resource planning systems used in manufacturing. ERP’s goal is to combine the functions of an enterprise into one software suite. The expansion of ERP is credited to the Gartner firm. ERP systems are being procured and implemented at alarming rates by all types of entities, especially government. Manual processes are being replaced with automation at every turn, and, as Procurement, we are responsible to source and embrace technology. How does Procurement embrace this change? Procurement must actively participate in any system changes. For public entities, ERP systems start with Finance albeit, there are other divisions like utility billing, fleet, and public works that will benefit as well. One of the biggest areas for improvement in Procurement is its technology. While, we have great bidding[LF1] systems for competing an entity’s requirements, there are very few true procure-to-pay systems sourced and implemented. Procurement can and must go beyond supplier registration and understand their integration with Finance and others. ERP is designed as an end-to-end solution, not partially automated and mostly manual. This session covers understanding the Procure-to-Pay process, change management, requirement developments, and more associated ERP systems. The goal is to effectively communicate Procurement’s requirements, and how they link with Finance
and other stakeholders. Procurement professionals can learn the details required to implement a step-by-step process of procuring, selecting, and implementing ERP systems to maximize effectiveness to Procurement.


What You'll Learn

After completing this online training session, learners will be able to:
 
1. Develop requirements for procurement with new and existing ERP systems
2. Recognize and mitigate software and process gaps
3. Enhance current systems already in place by upgrading
 

Presenter Bio(s) 

Althea Pemsel is assistant overseer of Procurement Department for the City of Coconut Creek and worked in director and managerial roles in procurement and previously ran the procurement construction division for the City of Fort Lauderdale as the Assistant Chief Procurement Officer with millions of dollars in capital improvement and various Projects. As the Procurement Officer in West Palm Beach, Althea was instrumental procuring major engineering services for capital projects for the city and the East Central Regional (ECR) Wastewater Treatment Facilities Operations. In 2000 Althea worked for the City of Orlando for a decade. Althea has been instrumental in advancing public procurement and the supply chain professional to be regarded as high performing, lean, and strategic alliance focused departments.

Althea has authored white papers and given many presentations on topics like, Stakeholder and Change Management, Tactical to Strategic Procurement, Leading Lean Operations, and Adding Value. As an international speaker, her most recent presentation on the topic of Intergenerational Workforce was given in Hangzhou, China. Althea’s career began in Germany in the late eighties, and she has worked in public, private, and non-profit organizations instituting cost containment measures, lean operations, and process improvements.

At the Cannes Film Festival 2019 in France, Althea served as an Intern for the film industry gaining additional negotiation tactics and skills in entertainment contract law, supply chain, and movie and film distribution sales and contracts. Although her educational background is a combination of business leadership, theology, and psychology, her doctorate studies focused on philosophy. Althea has received many awards.
 

Attendance for Individuals

In order to receive one contact hour, each member needs to register for the webinar individually in advance and then watch the live webinar. Your credit is tabulated by match between your login and your registration.

Attendance for Groups

There is a Group Sign-In Form provided with each webinar. The group sign-in form does not register anyone for the webinar, it just verifies live attendance. Each person will receive their login email on the day of the webinar – this verifies their registration. The group sign in form verifies that they watched the live webinar.

Please contact distancelearning@nigp.org if you do not receive your login information by 12 pm ET on the day of the webinar.
 

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Registration and payment must be received 24 hours prior to the course start date. After this time, registrations will be based on space availability.  A full refund, less a $75 administrative fee will be given for cancellations made in writing 31+ days prior to the seminar date by emailing RegistrationInfo@nigp.org. No refunds are given for cancellations received within 24 hours of the seminar start date. There are no refunds for no-shows. If the seminar is cancelled for any reason, NIGP's liability is limited to the registration fee only.  

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