B2.3.2 AdministrationàFinancial
ManagementàVendor
management system
Rating
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A
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Not Demonstrated
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No proper vendor selection and
procurement process
There
are no or almost negligible signs of a proper vendor selection and
procurement process, no records of quotations, purchase orders, etc., no
performance evaluation.
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B
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Developing
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Vendor selection process not
properly structured
There
are some signs of a vendor selection process, but it needs a lot of
improvement. E.g. there are some criteria and procedures for vendor selection
and procurement but not clearly defined and documented. Need for a structured
process with standard procedures, and defined, delegated and monitored
responsibilities.
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C
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Proficient
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Structured vendor selection process with
standardized procedures and clearly defined, delegated and monitored
responsibilities
There
are clear indications of a vendor selection and management process, with
standardized procedures and clearly defined, delegated and monitored
responsibilities, but can be further improved. Need for proper monitoring and
evaluation of vendor services, maintenance of all records for further
reference, and efforts towards continuous improvement in the process through
periodic collaborative reviews.
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D
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Accomplished
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Structured and effective vendor
management process, periodic collaborative reviews for continuous improvement
There
are clearly defined and strictly-followed responsibilities and procedures for
the selection of vendors, and there are good procurement practices. (e.g. Quotation,
negotiation, purchase orders). Vendor services are well monitored and
evaluated from time to time, records kept for further reference .Efforts to
ensure the effectiveness of the vendor management process through periodic
internal and external evaluation followed by revisions.
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E
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Distinguished
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Highly advanced, exemplary/demonstrable
vendor selection and evaluation/monitoring process
Vendor
selection process is highly advanced, vendor services are reviewed and revised as and when
required, procurement procedures include competitive buying practices, proper
value analysis and negotiation methods. Demonstrated continuous improvement
in vendor management process through periodic internal and external
evaluation followed by revisions. Successful efforts to showcase the highly
advanced vendor management system to other schools.
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