Editor’s Note: Procurement Insights’ European Union Edition Editor Colin Cram – who has more than 30 plus years of public sector experience – raises a number of interesting questions relating to the transfer of the NIGP consultancy arm to Periscope.
Should for example, former NIGP executives or those with active involvement in the past with the NIGP and are now employed by Periscope, be investigated for a possible conflict of interest? Especially if they were active during the time that the NIGP – Periscope consultancy transfer occurred.
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April 13th, 2015 → 1:17 am
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