1. This is a pro-active approach involving the use of electronic tools, techniques and strategic
ways to attain business objectives in a more cost-effective and efficient profitable manner.
2. CASE STUDIES:
A CASE STUDY OF RWANDA,KIGALI CITY (2014-2016)
CASE STUDY OF RWANDA,KIGALI CITY (2014-2016)
There are several calamities underpinning successful
implentation of e-procurement system project in
developing countries and thus necessitated the need to
carry out a case study on this subject. Examples in
emerging economies include:
A Case Study on Factors Influencing E-Procurement on the
Implementation of Public Institution in Rwanda: A Case of
Kigali City (2014-2016).
A Case Study of Parirenyatwa Group of Hospitals.
A Case Study on Adoption of E-procurement Technology
In Uganda,2018.
3. Definition of Key Terms
“e-procurement” means the procurement of goods,
construction works or services through Internet-based
information technology .
(PPDPA ACT Chapter 22:23,p. 46).
“electronic communication” means the transfer or
recording of information through an electronic or
similar medium (PPDPA ACT Chapter 22:23,p. 46).
4. E-Procurement can be defined as the electronic
combined functions of e-procurement planning, e-
supplier management (supplier search, vetting,
selection and evaluation), buyer supplier
negotiation, contracting, inventory management
and disposal of supplies.
5. FACTORS INFLUENCING
E-PROCUREMENT IMPLEMENTATION
Time.
Quality.
Cost.
Availability of resources.
The Management
.Support (Time bound,
road map & Smart
objectives).
The Levels of
government support.
Competitiveness.
Availability of ICT
Infrastructure &
Equipment.
Size of the firm.