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Overview
IACCM has developed the commitment management development program for both Procurement and Sales.
IACCM's purpose is to raise the status, profile and professionalism of commercial contracting. As the only global, not-for-profit association focused in this field, we are dedicated to the interests of commercial contracting professionals around the world. With members from more than 1,000 corporations in over 90 countries, IACCM is proud of its innovation and outstanding research and training capabilities.
IACCM training and professional accreditation is a key element in delivering this value - and ensuring the growing status of our members. The IACCM program is unique and brings attributes and objectivity far beyond that of similar professional associations. It is simple, low cost - and designed to recognize all aspects of your professional achievement and contribution. Our materials and approach offer convenience and continuing access.
ELearning
This program incorporates the latest technology in self-paced eLearning. The training focuses on the elements of the Contract Life Cycle, as well as advanced topics including contemporary information on best contracting practices important to a complete professional understanding of today's contract management environment.
The complete program consists of 36 training modules, averaging one hour each to complete.
Successfully completing all of the modules and passing each of the module exams will prepare you for the IACCM Certification Examination, which is a component in earning IACCM Commercial Contracting Certification.
Assessment and Certification
In recent benchmark studies, IACCM's approach to international certification and global association management has been recognized as 'best of breed'.
The IACCM certification process includes competency assessments, reviews, and examinations and personalized training curriculums, recognized by leading executive search firms and major international employers. As an Association, we are interested in best practice - individuals, functions and processes.
IACCM's unique web-based assessment system supports evaluation of current knowledge and skill set. This approach enables comprehensive professional development planning and provides a global overview of individual capabilities. The assessments are available online, 24 x 7 through our secure application to participants and designated reviewers.
There are four level of certification available: Associate, Member, Certified Member and Fellow.
The IACCM Certification Program is undertaken on-line and includes Skills Assessment and validation, and an examination to confirm knowledge of the Contract Management Life Cycle. Certification applications will be approved by a review board of senior managers / executives.
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Managing Risk: Contracts & Product Development NEW
Risk management remains a hot topic. IACCM members could be far more effective in tackling some of the major concerns expressed by top management - and raise our value and status in the process. Click Here... |
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IACCM Workshop Series Continues NEW
In the last couple of weeks, IACCM members in cities around the world have participated in workshops that featured a wide range of stimulating presentations. The feedback has been excellent - with just one complaint: 'Can we do this more often?' Read More... |
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Training Remains Priority NEW
A report in the Financial Times highlights that businesses have maintained spending on training, despite the economic downturn. To what extent does this reflect the experiences of our community? Click Here... |
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Contracting Reform NEW
On March 4th, President Obama put forward proposals for public sector contracting reform. While welcoming the recognition this brings to the importance of contract management, IACCM is concerned that the proposals miss some of the key factors that should underpin improvement. Read More... |
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IACCM Breakfast Workshop Series, London
Last week IACCM, together with IBM, held the ‘IACCM Breakfast Meeting’ in London. The main topic of the meeting was ‘Contract Management Excellence in Turbulent Times: What is it, why does it matter?’. The opening speech, ‘An Opportunity for Leadership: 2009 Contract Trends & Projections’, was made by Tim Cummins, CEO of IACCM. Read More... |
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ARE YOU READY FOR A NEW ORGANIZATION?
IACCM’s Suzanne Watson assists corporate members with major change initiatives. In a recent interview with Shared Services & Outsourcing Network, she discussed emerging trends in the delivery and organization of contract and commercial services, covering Procurement, Contract / Commercial Management and Legal. Suzanne describes the opportunities for major efficiency improvements and the conversion of resources to support higher value business needs and opportunities. Read the interview at http://www.ssonetwork.com/topic_detail.aspx?id=5202&ekfrm=8 Click Here... |
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Public Sector Contracting In Need Of Urgent Repair
The frequency of problems with public sector contracts, together with the need to improve efficiency and drive savings, means that an injection of new approaches to contracting - and raising the skills of public sector staff - has become urgent. Click Here... |
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A Simple Way To Undermine Procurement Success
There are many ways to mismanage risk - and attempts to shift risk to others regularly results in problems. Read More... |
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