Public e-procurement: Advantages, limitations and technological "pitfalls"

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Autor(a) principal: Ferreira, Isabel
Data de Publicação: 2018
Outros Autores: Amaral, Luis Alfredo
Tipo de documento: Artigo
Idioma: eng
Título da fonte: Repositório Científico de Acesso Aberto de Portugal (Repositórios Cientìficos)
Texto Completo: http://hdl.handle.net/11110/1471
Resumo: Public purchase is an implementing tool of public policy that promotes the public value. Framed by a policy and management strategy, it focus the economic efficiency, but also improves the social promotion of socio-economic reality. In the context of governance, the challenge is to monitor, manage and evaluate the impacts of public purchase in the creation of public value. The answer has also adopted the information and communication technologies. Public e-procurement presents itself as one of the most relevant e-government initiatives. In European Union, Portugal is presented as a good example. The mandatory adoption of electronic public purchase platforms lead to this recognition. The advantages are significant. However, they have limitations. Through a literature review and qualitative interviews, this paper aims to contribute to the discussion about additional efforts that are needed to be implemented to promote effectively a more transparent and accountable governance, in the defense of the public interest.
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title Public e-procurement: Advantages, limitations and technological "pitfalls"
spellingShingle Public e-procurement: Advantages, limitations and technological "pitfalls"
Ferreira, Isabel
governance
Information and Communication Technology
Public e-Procurement
public value
title_short Public e-procurement: Advantages, limitations and technological "pitfalls"
title_full Public e-procurement: Advantages, limitations and technological "pitfalls"
title_fullStr Public e-procurement: Advantages, limitations and technological "pitfalls"
title_full_unstemmed Public e-procurement: Advantages, limitations and technological "pitfalls"
title_sort Public e-procurement: Advantages, limitations and technological "pitfalls"
author Ferreira, Isabel
author_facet Ferreira, Isabel
Amaral, Luis Alfredo
author_role author
author2 Amaral, Luis Alfredo
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dc.contributor.author.fl_str_mv Ferreira, Isabel
Amaral, Luis Alfredo
dc.subject.por.fl_str_mv governance
Information and Communication Technology
Public e-Procurement
public value
topic governance
Information and Communication Technology
Public e-Procurement
public value
description Public purchase is an implementing tool of public policy that promotes the public value. Framed by a policy and management strategy, it focus the economic efficiency, but also improves the social promotion of socio-economic reality. In the context of governance, the challenge is to monitor, manage and evaluate the impacts of public purchase in the creation of public value. The answer has also adopted the information and communication technologies. Public e-procurement presents itself as one of the most relevant e-government initiatives. In European Union, Portugal is presented as a good example. The mandatory adoption of electronic public purchase platforms lead to this recognition. The advantages are significant. However, they have limitations. Through a literature review and qualitative interviews, this paper aims to contribute to the discussion about additional efforts that are needed to be implemented to promote effectively a more transparent and accountable governance, in the defense of the public interest.
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