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ESI International
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Fundada en 1981, Esi Internacional, es una compañía innovadora con una filosofía muy concreta: alta calidad en soluciones de gestión de proyectos, que ayude a sus clientes a alcanzar y conseguir sus objetivos de negocio.
Desde julio de 2005, ESI forma parte de Informa , el mayor especialista a nivel mundial en el desarrollo de contenidos para las comunidades científicas, académicas y profesionales.
Informa nació en 2004 tras la alianza de Taylor & Francis, una compañía internacional especializada en la edición de todo tipo de publicaciones técnicas, científicas y profesionales e Informa, una de las compañías internacionales más reconocidas en el sector de la organización de eventos a través de marcas tan conocidas como IBC o Euroforum.
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On line : Contract Management Principles and Practices
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Programa
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Identify contract components and understand the process from start to finish Select the right contract type for your project Decipher contract legalese Agree on objectives, requirements, plans, and specifications Negotiate favourable terms and make revisions to the contract Apply the rules of contract interpretation in project disputes Administer contracts appropriately and know when and how to terminate before or upon completion
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As a project manager, you must be able to work effectively with contracting managers, purchasing professionals, and subcontractors to accomplish key objectives. Because contracts are developed in an increasingly complex and regulated environment, a solid understanding of the contracting process is critical and can give you an advantage whether you’re on the buyer’s or seller’s side.
Get an overview of all phases of contracting, from requirements development and market research to closeout. Learn the principles and concepts of international contract law. See how the complex control systems used in contract administration and management work.
This course explores these vital issues from the project manager’s perspective, highlighting your roles and responsibilities to give you greater influence over how work is performed. You’ll also get special guidance on how to take action to ensure that contractors or subcontractors perform as required under the contract.
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The Contract Management Process Contract management definition Buyer, seller, and subcontractor terms Description and uses of contracts Buyer and seller perspectives Contract management and PMBOK Teamwork—Roles and Responsibilities Concepts of agency Types of authority Privity of contract Global Contracting Concepts and Principles Definition of a contract Elements of a contract: offer, acceptance, competent parties, consideration, legality of purpose Contract law Terms and conditions Interpreting contract provisions Contracting Methods Contracting methods—competitive and noncompetitive Purchase cards or petty cash Sealed bidding, two-step sealed bidding, negotiation, and competitive proposals Purchase agreements vs. contracts Single-source negotiation The Preaward Phase Developing a procurement plan Solicitation Bid/no-bid decision making Proposal preparation Contract Pricing Agreements Uncertainty, risk, and performance measurements Categories and types of contracts Contract incentives and fees Types of contracts: fixed-price, time-and-materials, and cost-reimbursement Cost-reimbursement contracts Time-and-materials contracts Selecting contract types The Award Phase Source selection process Selection criteria: management, technical, and price criteria Evaluation standards Absolute, minimum, and relative standards of evaluation Fail-safe evaluation procedures Negotiation objectives Negotiating a contract Tactics and countertactics (buyers vs. sellers) Document agreement or walk away The Postaward Phase
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