Case Study: E-Procurement Implementations

Case Studies on E-procurement Implementations
Italy New South Wales New Zealand Scotland Western Australia

Case Studies on E-procurement Implementations
Italy New South Wales New Zealand Scotland Western Australia

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Contents
1

Overview Report

1

1.1

Introduction

1

1.2

Objectives

1

1.3

Methodology

2

1.4

Summary of Key Learnings

2

1.5

Conclusion

8

2

E-procurement in Italy

2.1

Introduction

10

9

2.2

E-readiness

10

2.3

E-intensity

12

2.4

E-impact

16

2.5

Conclusion

17

3

E-procurement in New South Wales

19

3.1

Introduction

20

3.2

E-readiness

20

3.3

E-intensity

23

3.4

E-impact

25

3.5

Conclusion

26

4

E-procurement in New Zealand

27

4.1

Introduction

28

4.2

E-readiness

28

4.3

E-intensity

30

4.4

E-impact

33

4.5

Conclusion

35

5

E-procurement in Scotland

37

5.1

Introduction

38

5.2

E-readiness

38

5.3

E-intensity

41

5.4

E-impact

44

5.5

Conclusion

45

6

E-procurement in Western Australia

47

6.1

Introduction

48

6.2

E-readiness

49

6.3

E-intensity

50

6.4

E-impact

54

6.5

Conclusion

57

1 Overview Report
1.1 Introduction
Information about the potential benefits of e-procurement is plentiful while details on the impacts and consequences of e-procurement implementations