Electronic Government Procurement : Readiness Self Assessment

This Electronic Government Procurement (e-GP) Readiness Assessment (Assessment) is intended to assist a jurisdiction to conduct a high level review of its procurement environment to determine its level of readiness to make a transition to e-GP in a sustainable manner. It will assist a jurisdiction to determine the degree to which the components and their subcomponents, which underlay e-GP, are in place. Conducting a current assessment is usually one of the key initial steps for developing an implementation plan for e-GP. The assessment addresses the strategic foundations of e-GP by examining the components that are the basis for planning the transition to e-GP. The components underlying e-GP are those issues which, when addressed and integrated, provide a jurisdiction with a framework for an effective, efficient and sustainable approach to e-GP. They have been developed both from research of and experience with a range of existing procurement environments in different countries. Additionally, the assessment invites comment from respondents on other factors seen as influencing readiness, and on the critical changes required to implement e-GP. These comments are grouped under the heading respondent views.

Bibliographic Details

Main Authors:	Asian Development Bank, Inter-American Development Bank, World Bank
Format:	Publications & Research biblioteca
Language:	English en_US
Published:	World Bank, Washington, DC 2004-11
Subjects:	ACCESS TO INFORMATION, ACCESS TO THE INTERNET, ACCOUNTABILITY, AUTHENTICATION, AVAILABILITY OF DATA, AVAILABILITY OF HARDWARE, BANDWIDTH, BIDDING, BUSINESS EFFICIENCY, BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES, BUSINESS REQUIREMENTS, BUSINESS SECTORS, BUSINESS SYSTEMS, BUYER, BUYERS, CAPITAL ASSETS, CHANGE MANAGEMENT, CODES, COMMUNITIES, COMPLAINTS, COMPONENTS, CONFIDENCE, CONNECTIVITY, COPYRIGHT, CORRUPTION, DATA NETWORK, DECISION MAKING, E-COMMERCE, E-GOVERNMENT, E-MAIL, E-PROCUREMENT, E-PROCUREMENT SYSTEM, E-PROCUREMENT SYSTEMS, E-READINESS, E-SERVICES, ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT, EGOVERNMENT, ELECTRONIC COMMERCE, ELECTRONIC DOCUMENTS, ELECTRONIC FORMAT, ELECTRONIC GOVERNMENT, ELECTRONIC SYSTEM, ENGINEERING, EPROCUREMENT, EREADINESS, ETHICS, FACSIMILE, FINANCIAL SYSTEMS, FUNCTIONALITY, GOVERNMENT AGENCIES, GOVERNMENT AGENCY, GOVERNMENT LEADERSHIP, GOVERNMENT POLICY, GOVERNMENT PROCUREMENT, HARDWARE, HARMONIZATION, HUMAN RESOURCE, HUMAN RESOURCE DEVELOPMENT, HUMAN RESOURCE MANAGEMENT, HUMAN RESOURCES, HUMAN RESOURCES MANAGEMENT, IMPLEMENTATION PLAN, IMPLEMENTATION STRATEGY, INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY, INNOVATION, INSTITUTIONAL CAPACITY, INTEGRITY, INTERFACES, INTERNATIONAL TRADE, INTERNET NETWORKS, INTERNET SERVICES, INTEROPERABILITY, INVESTIGATION, ISP, KIOSKS, LAWS, LEADERSHIP, LEADERSHIP ROLE, MANAGEMENT PROTOCOLS, MEDIUM ENTERPRISES, MOBILE PHONE, NETWORKS, OPEN ACCESS, OPEN STANDARDS, PC, PHONE PENETRATION, POLICY FRAMEWORK, POLITICAL WILL, PRIVACY, PRIVATE SECTOR, PROCUREMENT, PROCUREMENT LAW, PROCUREMENT LAWS, PROCUREMENT POLICIES, PROCUREMENT POLICY, PROCUREMENT PROCESS, PROCUREMENT PROCESSES, PUBLIC INFORMATION, PUBLIC OFFICIALS, PUBLIC SECTOR, QUALITY MANAGEMENT, QUALITY OF SERVICE, REGISTRIES, RELIABILITY, SANCTIONS, SEARCH, SEARCH ENGINE, SERVICE DELIVERY, SERVICES INFRASTRUCTURE, SYSTEMS INTEGRATION, TECHNICAL STANDARDS, TELECOMMUNICATIONS, TELECOMMUNICATIONS SYSTEMS, TELEPHONE, TELEPHONE LINE, TELEPHONE SERVICE, TRANSPARENCY, USER, USERS, WATCHDOG ORGANISATIONS, WEB, WEB BROWSER, WEB SERVICE, WEB SERVICES,
Online Access:	http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/2004/11/19567365/electronic-government-procurement-e-gp-readiness-self-assessment http://hdl.handle.net/10986/19029
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