Summit
Summit
简 介：Contains up-to-date news on the latest trends in public sector purchasing.
- 主管单位：
- 主办单位：Summit Group, Centre on Governance, University of Ottawa
- 创刊时间：1998
- 出版周期：4
- 地址：加拿大
- 国际标准刊号：ISSN 1481-4935
- 国内统一刊号：CN
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2002年
Getting the measure of outsourcing
Boudreau, Mark
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From the editor
Anne Phillips
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Summer buys: Hygiene to emissions modelling
Catherine Morrison
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Letters to the editor
Sparrow, Tom
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Just the ticket: DND finds contractor to deliver supply chain
Richard Bray
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Face to face: BC's Steve Hollett does the partnering numbers
Jeff Jedras
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Letter to the editor
Sparrow, Tom
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BC + X = P3: BC struggles with the partnering numbers
Tafler, Sid
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irony of MERX, The
Paul M Lalonde
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Moving towards open source
Richard Bray
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Understanding the anatomy
Newman, David
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BC + X = P3
Tafler, Sid
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Should suppliers receive help to get ready for e-procurement? If so, from who?
David Newman
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Getting the measure of outsourcing: recent studies evaluate government outsourcing in Canada
Boudreau, Mark
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Breaking procurement rules is a crime
Michael Anser
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Best seller 2002: Targeting security bucks
Alex Binkley
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W3C: Creating "one size fits all" government websites
Celeste Mackenzie
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Buying fleets just got better
Bindu Suresh
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Keys to trust [electronic procurement will happen only when confidential information can be transmitted securely]
Bray, Richard
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E-government alters service inside and out
Melanie Collison
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Canadian division of US bus company wins Ottawa contract
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Flying right
Lewycky, Dennis
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Wanted: More scandals
Asner, Michael
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ePurchasingPlus [books offers purchasers help with transforming supply management through technology]
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University procurement committee adds value
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Racking up points
Bisson, Richard
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Do you see value in a code of ethics for public procurement?
David Newman
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Digitizing you: identifying who's who in a virtual world
Orton, Marlene
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Wanted: more scandals [scandals as an incentive to reform public procurement]
Asner, Michael
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Private financing for public service
Michael Wilson
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Keys to trust
Bray, Richard
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Racking up points: House of Commons purchasing scores with clients
Bisson, Richard
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It matters to you [issues of conern to the Materiel Management Institute]
Lashkevich, Larry
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Jack Layton: on the challenges facing municipalities
Sommers, Jo Anne
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Digitizing you
Orton, Marlene
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tender trap, The
Bray, Richard
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A votre attention [l'Institut de gestion du materiel]
Lashkevich, Larry
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Telemedicine in northern Ontario
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Lucky number three [CNW Quebec signs contract to be the official news release service for government of Quebec]
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power of consent, The
Robert C Worthington
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From the editor
Anne Phillips
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Time for a shake up [Supply Operations Services Branch of Public Works and Government Services Canada restructured]
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From the new president
Steve Johnston
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Understanding the anatomy: Ontario's procurement process for major IT purchases
Newman, David
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tender trap: MERX contract takes heat from suppliers and competitors, The
Bray, Richard
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Jack Layton
Sommers, JoAnne
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Military re-awards ATCO Frontec
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Trolling for tenders
Catherine Morrison
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Flying right: strategic partnership benefits military, community, business and government
Lewycky, Dennis
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Canadian technology solves gun crimes
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Auction saves communications $$$
Gina Gillespie
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g-Bay building a better marketplace
Richard Bray
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IT in the CITT, The
Lalonde, Paul M
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Taking baby steps
Margoshes, Dave
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A conversation with New Brunswick's CIO
David Pye
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Preview 2002
Phillips, Anne
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Simplifying software silos: Edmonton streamlines administration's technology
Collison, Melanie
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Taking baby steps: Saskatchewan's telehealth project moves forward slowly
Margoshes, Dave
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From the editor
Robert Parkins
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Preview 2002: CIOs reveal IT spending priorities
Phillips, Anne
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Snapshot 2001
Bishop, Chris
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Snapshot 2001: government IT markets still a safe bet
Bishop, Chris
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IT in the CITT [information technology sector a heavy user of the procurement review mechanism], The
Lalonde, Paul M
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Wiring sparks rural community
Celeste Mackenzie
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Simplifying software silos
Collison, Melanie
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Do you think e-procurement will save money?
David Newman
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New technology detects bombs [Canada to buy advanced explosives detection systems (EDS) to improve security at airports]
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Foundry networks
Lalonde, Paul M
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From the editor
Robert Parkins
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Governments buy the darndest things
Catherine Morrison
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Make it so: says Manitoba's Syl Parry [innovation in Manitoba's government procurement system]
Lewycky, Dennis
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Materiel Management National Workshop: a key to respectability, May 28-30,2002
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Best practices for e-procurement
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Do we or don't we will we or won't we ... compete for standing offers
Celeste MacKenzie
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A master at purchasing management [advanced diploma in procurement developed in Europe]
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A deadly game
Bray, Richard
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DND's private sector supply chain
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Make it so
Lewycky, Dennis
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CIDA-INC plans services online
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Managing your office fleet: digital office equipment broadens the management mandate
Sommers, Jo Anne
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Cyberworld copyright protection
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Free the data
Asner, Michael
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P3 for Canadian hospitals
Michael Wilson
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A deadly game: playing hide and seek with terrorists increases public procurement load
Bray, Richard
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Partners in Digital Heroes [e-mentoring for Ontario's youth at risk]
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Managing your office fleet
Sommers, JoAnne
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Real-time data on ROADS [remote office and dispatch system used by police in patrol cars]
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As advertised: a marriage of sorts [federal government moves Procurement Services Sector of CCSB to Supply Operations Services Branch at PWGSC]
Parkins, Robert
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Prepare to be challenged: with a little inside help you can be prepared by a CITT challenge
Tipman, Michael
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Yukon College wants ethics input [ethical procurement policy]
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A win-win for Virginians
Richard Bray
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Free the data: make procurement data available for repackaging
Asner, Michael
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Prepare to be challenged
Tipman, Michael
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Foundry Networks: battling government's specific specs [complaints to the Canadian International Trade Tribunal]
Lalonde, Paul M
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Building more, building better
Celeste Mackenzie
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0 + 1 = talk
Richard Bray
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Public-private partnerships in BC health care
Lisa Marsh
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Greening the municipal fleet
Marty Logan
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Musical notes and heartstrings
Catherine Morrison
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It's in the cards
JoAnne Sommers
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It's about e-tendering government contracts
David Newman
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High tech training for military air traffic control
Gina Gillespie
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From the editor
Anne Phillips
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Websites help green government
Anne Phillips
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Cities move to e-billing
Anne Phillips
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What you need to know about... GPS technology
Marlene Orton
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Casting a long shadow
Marja Hughes
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Paid to ask
George Brimmell
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Sprucing up sponsorship files
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From wired to wireless
Richard Bray
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Flying right finally!
Brad Latta
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Clear thinking
Melanie Collison
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devil is in the details, The
Robert C Worthington
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Carroll online
Robert Parkins
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GISt of IT, The
Richard Bray
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Alt! Who goes there?
Melanie Collison
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From the publisher
McEvoy Galbreath
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Stalking the elusive purchase order
Marlene Orton
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From the guest editor
Richard Bray
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quiet revolution, The
Brad Latta
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Ensuring authenticity in e-contracts
Robert C Worthington
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Online roadmap to public sector opportunities
Anne Phillips
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Ethics, auditors, values - not an afterthought
Michael Asner
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