Decision Sciences
8 years ago

Malaysia's e-Procurement to Revolutionize Supply Chain Performance in Public Sector

Electronic procurement implementation in Malaysia: Suppliers' readiness
Maniam Kaliannan, Suseela Devi Chandran, Rugayah Hashim

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Electronic procurement, also known as e-Procurement, was introduced in Malaysia in 2000 to modernize government purchasing processes. The government aims to transition all suppliers and federal agencies to electronic procurement. A study on Malaysia's e-Procurement initiative reveals that both buyers and sellers believe it will improve supply chain performance, especially in the public sector. Suppliers' readiness and perceptions towards e-Perolehan adoption were examined, highlighting the potential benefits and challenges of implementing e-Procurement in Malaysia.