Delivering control, visibility and efficiency through automated Purchase-to-Pay.

22 October 2008
Regents College, London

"Automated Purchase-to-Pay systems can deliver significant efficiencies and it is definitely something that social housing providers should be investigating now." Janet Williams, Audit Commission.

Following a thorough test period, the ground-breaking automated Purchase-to-Pay system is now live and is already creating efficiencies for PfH Members. This event was an opportunity to find out how the system will affect your bottom line and improve supplier relationships. The day included case studies from suppliers and users, and a presentation from Janet Williams, the author of the 'Better Buys' report.

Agenda
An agenda the event can be viewed here.

Background Information
A summary sheet can be viewed here.

Presentations
Copies of speaker presentations can be opened by clicking on the relevant speaker:

Introduction.
Julie Craig, Director, PfH

How automated Purchase-to-Pay affects your bottom line.
Peter Whent, CEO, EGS

Meeting the recommendations of the Better Buys report.
Janet Williams, Senior Research Manager, Audit Commission

Driving efficiency: how does the system work?
Richard Mullins, Account Manager, EGS

Case Study: Essex County Council.
Nicole Edbrooke, Purchase to Pay Manager, Essex County Council

Purchase-to-Pay: a supplier's perspective.
Krish Topan, Ofice Depot

Five steps to delivering automated Purchase-to-Pay.
Adrian Gibson, Business Development Director, EGS

Adding strategic cost management to your e-procurement solution.
Julie Craig, Director, PfH

Summary and next steps.
Julie Craig, Director, PfH

If you would like further information regarding please contact us on t: 01457-891906 or by e-mail on: info@procurementforhousing.co.uk