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As a firm who provide intangible services and works in fast pace environment, we have categorized our contracts into two types, ordinary and complex. We designed a standard terms and clauses for ordinary contracts because they are services require basic materials, and low risk, and standard requirements. A service has more than 6 tasks is considered as a complex contract which requires more attention in the review stage. Doing this technique have reduced cost, process, and time spent on contract review stage.
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Recently, when reviewing the costs built up in a Service & Support contract noticed we had accounted for an "excessive" amount of hardware upgrades. I thought we had overestimated these costs, but we are talking about a 5 year contract and I can see now the rapid evolution of the technology and regulatory pressures to change existing hardware that reached the End of Life. I can see now we had properly estimated those costs.
Adjusting your goals doesn't just require a shift in strategy-it also requires a shift in mindset. You can't expect to set realistic, relevant, and meaningful goals if you're not in the right headspace. We recently chatted with Arianna Huffington-founder and CEO of Thrive Global, and the author of fifteen books, many of which are focused on mental health-about coping with difficult times. Arianna shared some of her research-backed tips for mindset shift that can help you adjust your goals during challenging times.
The bottom line? Deep down, we know business can be done better, and still be highly profitable. It's the dueling motivations of fear and love that trip us up.
To help IACCM members move forward, this webinar explores resources and information recently released. Topics include: Need to know 1. VIBE Summit 2. Staying on TASK in the New Normal 3. Coaching for the New Normal 4. IACCM Council Elections - Vote Now 5. COVID-19 Support. Member-only offer ends 30 June 6. Managing Contracts Virtually - offer ends 26 June Research 7. Most Negotiated Terms 2020 Resources 8. Contracting Excellence Ideas and Issues 9. Adaptive Automation and Talent: Is There a Link? Events 10. TASK Webinars 11. Virtual Member Meetings 12. Ask the Expert and other Webinars 13. Body Language in Live and Online Negotiations BONUS 14. Think Global - Act Local
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I am currently working on the CCM certification and seeking to transition into the field for a career. Would anyone happen to know of any volunteer opportunities in the northeast U.S. area (PA/NJ/NY) to recommend getting my feet wet, so to speak?
Dear all, I am a new member of the community and I would like to ask for your help regarding available topics, postings and news on IACCM website related to Extraordinary contract management issues (contract amendment process, risks linked to this situation, how to avoid pittfalls when you're managing a contract during this phase...). Many thanks for your help, Valentina.
Dear all, do you have any good setups or mentor plans for a Junior Contract Manager. Any suggestions on what parts I should include?
Dear All, I have joined IACCM at the recommendation of my contracts mentor. I hope to gain useful and interesting information pertaining to contracts throughout my membership. I am currently undergoing a law degree whilst working full time in the Oil & Gas sector. My current role is Tender Project Coordination and I look forward to expanding my knowledge of this through IACCM. Regards, Karen
I'm interested in whether anyone has any guidance or experience that they would be willing to provide on employee Key Performance Indicators (KPIs) or other measures/metrics for annual employee goals. I think the typical cost savings and cost avoidance are fine, but am interested in any creative thoughts specific to technology contracting and purchasing. Thanks in advance for your help!
I am currently studying for an MBA specialising in Project management. I am looking to do my dissertation in Contracting for Projects. Right now I seem to running out of ideas for research topics in this area. I would appreciate any help.
While training is useful in providing the theory it can only go so far. Providing the opportunity for mentees to have access to experienced mentors who have done the hard yards in managing contracts in a particular industry is invaluable. I am sure that many IACCM members would be interested in putting their hands up to participate in a mentoring program.
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