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ICT Value Realisation and Procurement Specialist

Nambiti Technologies

Johannesburg, Gauteng

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Job description

We are sourcing for an ICT Value Realisation and Procurement Specialist role. Minimum Relevant Experience

Minimum eight years’ experience in ICT investment planning, value or benefits realisation, financial management, commercial management or procurement.
Demonstrated experience reviewing business cases, budgets, sourcing plans, specifications, pricing schedules, contracts, milestone payments, benefit measures and investment performance in a regulated or complex enterprise environment.

Qualifications and Experience

NQF Level 7 qualification in Finance, Accounting, Commerce, Supply Chain Management, Procurement, Information Systems, Business Administration or a related field.
Relevant professional certification or membership in CIPS, SAICA, SAIPA, CIMA, ACCA, PMP or an equivalent recognised body or discipline For more information please contact: Tebogo Rankhumise

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