Frank is a management consultant with expertise in risk management, cost optimisation and data analytics. He is experienced in procurement and supply chain across a number of industries, and has an excellent track record of delivering positive strategic outcomes for clients. With extensive overseas experience in supplier management, contract negotiation and sustainable procurement, Frank is results oriented with demonstrated ability to vigorously assess, analyse and provide optimum solution to pressing challenges. Frank holds a PhD from the University of Melbourne, delivers lectures for the Master of Supply Chain Management course at the university.
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Frank Lai
Management Consultant, State of Flux
All Sessions by Frank Lai
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Day 2
Thursday 27th February 2020
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13.10
The benefits of having the right supplier management system in place and the key foundations required for successful implementation.
13.10 - 13.50While having the right technology in place is crucial for effective supplier management, it is equally important to have the right foundations in place before the system is implemented. We explore the likely challenges that will be encountered, and the key elements required before and during a system implementation. We also examine the key features in a supplier management system that is useful for practitioners.
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