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How do you turn Adversaries into Allies by Roz Usheroff
November 12, 2013
Editor’s Note: Given today’s post on the Bruce Atyeo lawsuit with the Canadian Government, Roz Usheroff’s article on how to deal with an adversary seems timely.
Is Atyeo $30 million judgement against Canadian Government good or bad for public sector procurement? by Jon Hansen
November 12, 2013
. . . the fact is that the RFP process should be as you indicate a guidance tool as opposed to a selection tool. Unfortunately the public sector seems to look for absolutes as a way of mitigating risk as opposed to making the right choice in terms of choosing the best supplier partner. My […]
With Serco is it a case of one bad apple spoiling the entire corporate barrel? by Jon Hansen
July 19, 2013
Last week , the Procurement Insights European Union Edition was one of the very first blogs to report on the news that the Minister of Justice Chris Grayling had announced that the Serious Fraud Office (SFO) had been called in to investigate G4S and Serco. Grayling indicated that there was evidence that both companies had […]
Is there a “relational element” to the Atyeo lawsuit that dates back to the 90s? by Jon Hansen
November 14, 2013
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Just as my January 26th, 2013 post on the Bruce Atyeo lawsuit against the Canadian Government regarding the controversial award of a 2004 relocation contract to Royal LePage generated considerable debate – it was one of this blog’s most commented upon posts – yesterday’s follow-up post on Atyeo’s court victory is heading down a similar path. Of the comments […]