What is E-procurement

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A system utilizing Internet technology to streamline the purchases of goods and products in order to reduce costs. Learn more in: A Chronicle of an Unsuccessful E-Commerce Pioneer

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Also known as electronic procurement or supplier exchange, is the purchase and sale of supplies, equipment, works and services through a web interface or other networked system. Learn more in: Digitalization in Public Sector Procurement and Consequences From an Organizational Point of View in the EU

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A system utilizing Internet technology to streamline the purchases of goods and products in order to reduce costs. Learn more in: From Business-to-Business Software Startup to SAP's Acquisition

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A system utilizing Internet technology to streamline the purchases of goods and products to reduce costs. Learn more in: ARIBA: A Successful Story in E-Commerce

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E-procurement enables the electronic purchasing of products and services from a company via digital networks. Using the integration of innovative information and communication technologies, e-procurement supports and concludes, respectively, both operative and strategic tasks in the area of procurement. Learn more in: Web 1.0, Web 2.0 and Web 3.0: The Development of E-Business

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Purchase of a product or a service over internet. Learn more in: Acceptance of E-Reverse Auction From the Buyer Perspective

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A system utilizing Internet technology to streamline the purchases of goods and products in order to reduce costs. Learn more in: From Business-to-Business Software Startup to SAP's Acquisition

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This is a process of conducting procurement process online. The tendering, bidding process and issuing of procurement contract are all conducted online. The procurement tender is advertised online, the bidders submit their bids online and the decision i.e., offers of the contract is issued online. Learn more in: E-Documents and E-Signatures in Tanzania: Their Role, Status, and the Future

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A structured information system adopted by some organizations for making business-to-business purchases over the Internet. Such a system can connect companies and their business processes directly with suppliers while managing all interactions between them. E-procurement is also referred to as supplier exchange. Learn more in: Environmental Drivers of E-Business Strategies Among SMEs

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Represents a class of software systems that can automate the key tasks involved in procurement process. Learn more in: Unit of Analysis in Digitally-Enabled Electronic Procurement Research: A Literature Analysis

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A comprehensive process in which organizations use IT systems to establish agreements for the acquisition of products or services (contracting) or purchase products or services in exchange for payment (purchasing). Learn more in: Enhancing Entrepreneurship: The Greek National Electronic Public Procurement System – Internal Customer Opinions

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is a process that is useful in streamlining an organization’s purchases in a timely fashion with the best price. Learn more in: E-Commerce Business Models: Part 2

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A system utilizing Internet technology to streamline the purchases of goods and products in order to reduce costs. Learn more in: An Account of B2B E-Commerce Perseverance and Success

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Is the process of electronic or online (web-based) network for buying and selling goods in a B2B setting or a B2C setting. It is also used by government organizations for procurement. Processes such as RFQ, RFP, etc. are conducted online in an e-Procurement setting. Learn more in: Procurement Strategies for Digital Supply Chains: Concepts and Best Practices

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Purchase of a product or a service over internet. Learn more in: Acceptance of E-Reverse Auction From the Buyer Perspective

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This is an electronic tendering and procurement of goods and service. Large companies or public authorities implement some form of e-procurement on the Web. Benefits for the buyers include a wider choice of suppliers to choose from which in turn leads to lower costs, better quality, and reduced cost of procurement. The benefits for suppliers, however, include more tendering opportunities, lower cost of submitting a tender, and tendering in parts. An example is Japan airlines. Learn more in: B2B E-Commerce Development in Syria and Sudan

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The business-to-business or business-to-consumer or business-to-government purchase and sale of supplies, work, and services through the Internet as well as other information and networking systems, such as electronic data interchange and enterprise resource planning. Learn more in: Empirical Investigation of E-Supply Chain Management Experience in North American Electronic Manufacturing Services

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E-procurement represents the integration and electronic administration of all the provisioning activities, including the purchase requisition, authorization, order, delivery, and payment between a buyer and a supplier. Learn more in: A Model of the Antecedents and Consequences of E-procurement

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is a purchase process found under the impact of the new technologies, and help develop new programs as e-vendor, e-sales, e-commerce, e-purchase, e-invoicing, e-payment, e-ordering, reducing costs, linking suppliers and organizations anytime, anywhere, improving continuous replenishment, reducing time, improving relationship. Learn more in: Procurement Process and Supply Chain: Analyzing the Impact of New Technologies on Procurement

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Represents a class of software systems that can automate the key tasks involved in procurement process. Learn more in: Understanding Digital Transformation of Procurement Through E-Procurement Systems Implementation: Business Partner Relationship Perspective

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E-Procurement enables the electronic purchasing of products and services from a company via digital networks. Using the integration of innovative information and communication technologies, E-Procurement supports and concludes, respectively, both operative and strategic tasks in the area of procurement. Learn more in: Web 1.0, Web 2.0, and Web 3.0: The Development of E-Business