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In todayβs digital age, governments are leveraging data analytics to enhance their operations and decision-making processes. The New Government Procurement Act (NGPA) or Republic Act No. 12009 introduced a new provision highlighting the importance of data analytics in enhancing government procurement process. πβ¨
Section 24 of RA 12009 mandates the Government Procurement Policy Board (GPPB), through its Technical Support Office (TSO), to analyze data from the Philippine Government Electronic Procurement System and procurement reports to ensure transparency in the procurement process.
This Procurement Data Analytics under RA 12009 envisioned to provide the following outcomes: π Enhanced Decision-Making: By analyzing vast amounts of procurement data, Procuring Entities (PEs) can make informed decisions that are backed by evidence and better plan strategically and oversight bodies can formulate and implement data-driven effective procurement policies which leads to better outcomes for the public.
π Improved Efficiency: Data analytics helps identify inefficiencies and areas for improvement within government procurement operations. This means faster services, reduced costs, and better resource allocation.
π₯ Citizen-Centric Services: With data-driven insights, the GPPB can customize and adapt government procurement policies to meet the specifics needs of PEs and the private entities. This ensures that government resources are used efficiently and effectively, enhancing overall public satisfaction.
π± Predictive Analytics: By leveraging predictive models, governments can anticipate future trends and challenges, and detect and deter fraud and non-competitive practices through the use of data analytics. This proactive approach allows for better planning and preparedness, ensuring a resilient and responsive government procurement management.
π Transparency and Accountability: Data analytics promotes transparency by providing clear and accessible information about government procurement activities. With the use of data analytics, the GPPB can provide and facilitate public awareness, participation, and monitoring of government procurement practices in government spending.Β This fosters trust and accountability, strengthening the relationship between the government and the public.
#WeMakeThingsHappen as we embrace the power of data analytics to build a smarter, more efficient, and citizen-focused government procurement! π‘π
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