July 2017
Intermediate to advanced
280 pages
6h 2m
English
Businesses exist to make money. They must deliver what their customer wants. They must deliver what they are contracted to deliver. Public-sector organizations are mission-driven (at least in principle). Both public and private organizations use third-party providers, acting under contract, to assist in achieving mission targets.
Along the value chain, whether buying or selling – and often both – organizations have a practical and legal interest in the successful conclusion of contracts. This book is prepared from a private sector (industrial–commercial) perspective, but its lessons are equally applicable across the public sector and the so-called third sector.
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