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The Programmatic and Systematic Impacts of The Procurement Processes of SC First Steps to School Readiness As a Non-Self Governing State Agency
Burrell, Tekethia L. South Carolina Certified Public Manager Program
Burrell, Tekethia L.
South Carolina Certified Public Manager Program
Abstract
The goal of this project is to determine if the factors that have been a hindrance to our procurement processes are a result of being a non-self-governing agency and, if so, what changes are needed to create a resolution. The methodology and approach to obtain unbiased results are to compare the infrastructure of First Steps to three self-governing agencies (The SC Department of Education (DOE), the SC Department of Health and Environmental Control (DHEC), and the SC Department of Mental Health (DMH)). Having a complex view of each procurement system will identify what, where, when, and who is needed for process improvement.
Issue Date
2023-01-16
Keywords
Government purchasing--Law and legislation--South Carolina, Government purchasing--Management, Workflow--Management
Type
Text
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