IT Procurement Role - Bank

Wealth of expertise in Infrastructure, Facilities, Real Estate Procurement, Project Procurement for Office Setup & Commercial Premises, Infra Procurement, IT Hardware & Software Applications, CAPEX / OPEX, Marketing, Admin and HR related procurement

- Proficient in procuring bulk / project contracts including RFPs, RFIs, RFQs and executing cost saving techniques/ measures to achieve substantial reduction in expenditures

- Driving the entire gamut of techno-commercial matters including initiation & review of requests for quotations & proposals, offer analysis, techno-commercial comparison and negotiation, legal contract finalisation.

- Implementation of ERP Packages (PO & Inventory Module) like Oracle Financials, Sun Systems and thorough understanding of ISO quality systems.

- The position is part of the Central Procurement Unit will support Pan India for software licence procurement

- Role requires strong collaboration with the key stakeholders in IT and Business unit to understand their requirement, recommend right sourcing strategy, identify suitable vendors, float enquiry / RFP/ Tender, conduct negotiations and finalise rate contract.

- Ongoing basis current contract, identify opportunities and suggest innovative solution to optimize the TCO for each spend categories

- Research the vendor market to gain good knowledge and understanding and explore alternate solutions

- Interact with the internal customers and work closely with them to identify areas of improvement

- Develops relationships with key / critical external partners in accordance with the organizational policies to ensure desired benefits, innovation and risk management is met

- Support the implementation of the Vendor management program and regular vendor performance assessment

- Lead the discussion on contractual terms and finalization of various agreements related to the product and services sourced in consultation with the Business and Legal team

- Support roll out of lot of systems and processes related digitizations in procurement