Summit
Summit
简 介：Contains up-to-date news on the latest trends in public sector purchasing.
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- 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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2007年
The third wave: unified communications
A new communication standard will change the way governments work, and offer savings and efficiencies not available before
David Levy
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Chasing the grail
Technology solutions are available, but the search is still on to find IT systems that provide all the needed decision support for complex procurements
Adam Timothy;Tomonori Ishikawa;Shuli Peng;Nomit Kahlidar
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paradigm shift
Vendor/consultant fees: are you getting value for money?
Jon Hansen
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CITTing in
The Canadian International Trade Tribunal’s (CITT) approach to conflicts of interest appears flexible
David Attwater
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SummitUp
A wind turbine is tested in Winnipeg; Hamilton purchases “green” buses; Saskatoon partnership launches Energy and Greenhouse Gas Guide; Kelowna signs design/build contract for aquatic centre; and Saskatchewan updates its central website
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Are you liable to members of the bidder's team, not just the bidder?
Glenn Ackerley
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Chatroom
Host David Newman interviews Walt Lastewka, former MP and parliamentary secretary for procurement reform
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Virtual or gaming technology can help reduce unforeseen costs
Steve Bauld;Kevin McGuinness
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Two networks - one solution
VoIP seamlessly supports varying user requirements
Richard Bray
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Follow that bullet
IBIS supports Canada-US agreement
Richard Bray
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2007 ...and still counting
The census: new, improved, cost efficient
David Eadie
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Barcoding our forests
Tech tool builds an accurate forest inventory
Anne Phillips
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MARCOM 2007 goes green
Even a conference can be 'greened!" See what the planners of this marketing conference did
Claire Mills
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Testing, testing
"Greening" products and services is on the radar, right down to the production process
Kendra Hanson
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Letter to the editor
Comment on the unmanned vehicles story in the January/February issue
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In our opinion
The Double N and the City of Edmonton case suggests a retreat in the law of tender
Steve Bauld;Kevin McGuinness
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Public Procurement Professionals: Today and Tomorrow
Discover your community and its future. Complete the survey.
Talentmap;Summit magazine
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Marshall Moffat on working with small business
Chatroom
David Newman
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Edmonton tendering case splits Supreme Court
Paul M. Lalonde
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Letter to the editor
PMAC comments on the future of public procurement professionals
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3 Ps for P3s
This back to basics look at public private partnerships suggests applying 3 principles for success
A. Scott Carson, PhD
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Use the right tool; find the right stuff
Trying to contract for professional services? Trying to ensure you get what you need? These are the tools and how they are used
Chris F. Jones
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Lighting the way
Kitchener’s lead in energy efficient lighting contracts benefits others
Laura Fuller
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Federal Court reins in the CITT
Robert Worthingon
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Competitive contracting: comparing the public vs. private approach
Steve Bauld;Kevin McGuinness
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FOCUS on IT - Putting out fires
Kelowna uses IT tools to its disaster management process
Richard Bray
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SummitUp
News summaries
Summit Staff
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Gotcha
Buyers beware: Competition Bureau cases net fines and criminal charges
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Mastering the supply chain
PMAC launches new training
The Purchasing Management Asso
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Paradigm shift
Buyers pay higher prices; suppliers get less profit
Jon Hansen
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In our opinion
Tender or RFP? Which is it?
Steve Bauld;Kevin McGuinness
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Can a bidder use all legal means available to resolve a dispute?
Robert Worthington
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Yes, Virginia! Getting an e-procurement system right
Jon Hansen
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Guarding against hidden conflicts of interest
Steve Bauld;Kevin McGuinness w10_7_.pdf li
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