Outsourcing Evolution- SWOT Assessments

A SWOT analysis is a tool used for many purposes in business. The acronym stands for strengths, weaknesses, opportunities, and threats. SWOT began as primarily a marketing tool to assess an organization relative to its competitors; today, it has a wider application. This article discusses its use in contracts.

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Challenged participants to think about their business, very interactive. It provided me with plenty of tools which will be useful in my role.

North QLD Bulk Ports, Project Accountant
Well paced presentation. This course helped me understand the maturity of the outsourcing model

Medicare, ICT Sourcing Specialist
Excellent! Very thought provoking and useful.

Australian Taxation Office, Commercial Senior Project Manager
Good discussions around difference experiences with contract management. Presenter is very approachable and easy to ask questions to. Facilitates lots of discussions effectively and has lots of relevant subject matter experience.

Origin Energy, Warranty Coordinator
Was able to gain a terrific understanding of other areas of my organisation and my impact. Facilitator was entertaining, informative, expert, kept the course fun and relevant. The course taught me to plan thoroughly, the value of relationships, and gave me ideas to use.

Melbourne Ambulance, Project Manager - Contracts
Excellent, really enjoyed it. Paced very well. Exercises were stimulating.Explained things well.

Calibre Global, Contracts Administrator, Calibre Global
Excellent, by far the best course I have attended. A diploma wouldn’t provide you with the detailed skill set that this course provides.

Pfizer, Category Manager , Sales & Marketing
Gave me good insight into the lifecycle of a contract and what the client is looking to get out of the tender process.

Monadelphous, Business Development Manager
Amazing blend of theoretical and practical knowledge presented in an engaging and positive way.

Ngarda Civil & Mining, Estimating Manager
Attendees were encouraged to challenge their conventional thinking -the best way to learn.

Ernst & Young, Procurement Manager