Did no one think to put the estimates and outturns on the same page? I’m sure there is some rationale for asking the questions separately and answering them separately, but it isn’t useful.
So here you are:
| Name of project | Initial estimated delivery date of project | Completion date of project | Initial estimated cost of project (
There are a lot of words in this list of no-goers from the LGA that do have some use. That said, forcing oneself to write no-nonsense clear English is always a valuable route. The quiz: my first 7 out of 7. A long but worthwhile article on how and why procurement masters perform substantially better compared to their peers. A shorter summary on the procurement leaders blog. The Tories have said they will go after quangos: I guess the salaries the key people can earn there is part of the issue. CfH has made some decisive steps to fixing its structure. Let’s hope they work, but it will be a while to see if they do. Amazing to think that Tesco has for years been saying: “you made too much profit, give us some of it back, please” to suppliers (and still is, as far as I know). I’m sure this recent ruling won’t have much effect, unless the compliance rules help with audit. |