Public Sector Management - Outsourced and Privatised Services
Short course
In Hammersmith
Management made easy!
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Type
Short course
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Location
Hammersmith
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Duration
4 Days
This course called ‘Public Sector Management - Outsourced and Privatised Services’ is a short, classroom based course for managers or anyone who works in a business/ company in some capacity with the public sector. Complete this course at Emagister.co.uk
Upon completion of this course, you will be able to understand:
The management of those services which are outsourced – the uses of the market in public services, the contracting process, the special contractual form, and the Public-Private Partnership.
The management of services that have been privatised but in which the government maintains the public interest through regulation.
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Public service heads, managers, and those who work in some capacity with the public sector; those employed within the public sector charged with the responsibility of bringing about change so that their organisation is more efficient and offers more value for money; public service executives that understand the need for reform and, as a team, think through the recalibration of the state and its services that this implies; those who wish to address the ethos, goals and disciplines of public service and will help to create the means of refashioning and strengthening them.
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Subjects
- Management
- Market
- Market Research
- Public
- Private
- Public Sector
- Managing Risk
- Market Risk
- Service Operations
- Public service
- Competitive Environment
Course programme
- Markets and ‘quasi markets’
- Why rule by markets?
- A competitive spectrum
- Managing in the competitive environment
- The contracting environment
- Contracting and commissioning
- Obligational and adversarial contracting
- Success and failure in contracting
- Why PPPs?
- Types of agreement
- Prisons
- Building schools for the future
- Hospitals
- Urban regeneration / property development
- Highways
- Is there a future for PPP?
- Regulation
- Power
- Water and sewage
- The railway
Public Sector Management - Outsourced and Privatised Services