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A Guide to Successful Commissioning

Successfully Manage the Commissioning Process

Previously Chaired by
Gillian King

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Overview

Effective commissioning allows your organisation to procure services in a more cost-effective and functional way, improve service delivery processes and develop effective relationships with suppliers from the start.

Attend our A Guide to Successful Commissioning course to learn the principles of effective commissioning, explore best practice for outcome-based commissioning, and understand how to improve effectiveness and outcomes of public services.

Takeaway a comprehensive understanding of the commissioning process and how to make it work for your organisation.


Procurement Professional & Trainer

Gillian King is a highly experienced procurement professional and trainer, with over 20 years’ experience in global procurement and supply chain management, working for government and multinational corporations in Europe, Asia and the Middle East.

Her sector experience is as a procurement professional, initially with the Civil Service in the UK Home Office and later as a global category leader for Zurich Financial Services, where her group annual spend was in excess of $400 M.

More recently she has provided consultancy and training to international government and ‘Blue Chip’ organisations in Abu Dhabi and Singapore, specialising in ...


Gillian King

Learning Outcomes

  • Develop an understanding of commissioning and the commissioning process

  • Recognise and meet the needs of your community through successful commissioning

  • Understand how commissioning can improve outcomes for your organisation

  • Explore best practice for outcome focused commissioning

  • Ensure commissioning adds to public value


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Agenda

09:00 - 09:30 Registration

09:30 - 10:00 Trainer’s Welcome and Clarification of Learning Objectives

10:00 - 11:00 An Introduction to Commissioning

  • Understand the importance of commissioning in the public sector

  • Commissioning Vs. Procurement

  • Discover how commissioning can improve outcomes

11:00 - 11:15 Morning Break

11:15 - 12:00 Commissioning Framework

  • Explore the commissioning cycles and processes

  • Set out the principles of commissioning to make decisions based on value

  • Obtaining the right skill set and stakeholders

  • Outline the expectations for commissioner, partners, and suppliers

12:00 - 13:00 Mapping Needs and Resources

  • Recognise and respond to the needs of users/ the community

  • Ensure adding public value is at the heart of the commissioning process

  • Recognise the importance on clear communication in the commissioning process

  • Develop a process to prioritise demands

13:00 - 14:00 Lunch

14:00 - 15:00 The Design Process

  • Understand the Pre-commissioning and Preliminary Phase

  • Explore best practice for outcome-focused commissioning

  • Understand how to produce a concise specification that gets the outcomes you need

  • Explore and select the right performance measures to monitor supplier performance


15:00 - 15:15 Afternoon Break

15:15 - 16:00 Workshop: Make Commissioning Work in Your Organisation

This session provides an opportunity to gain valuable feedback from the trainer to tailor the commissioning process to your organisation.

  • Ensure commissioning works for you and your organisation

  • Develop a strategy to get what you need from the commissioning process, from start to finish

16:00 - 16:15 Evaluation, Feedback and Close

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