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The theme of November 2019 AGM was on Future Development of Procurement.This interim newsletter summarizes the views of many local senior practitioners onthis topic for your reflection considering the year 2020 appears to have started badlyand grown progressively worse. There have been record bush fires in Australia,swarms of locusts in Africa and Asia, the threat of war between the United States andIran and, then the emergence of a coronavirus pandemic.

Today the most pressing problem (of course, climate change is a greater long-termchallenge) for the international community is the Covid-19 outbreak. This emergingpandemic is undeniably a massive challenge both locally and globally.

The contagiousness of the virus is seemingly greater than the quarantiningcapabilities of states – even ones such as China, which has effectively shut downwhole cities – and now it has certainty end up spreading right across the globe.

Covid-19 is not a minor threat. People are dying and millions are affected (directly orindirectly) while the economic costs are going to be meteoric. Furthermore, thefatality rate for Covid-19 appears similar to the 2.5 per cent for the 1918 Spanish flupandemic.

China has 1.4 billion people, a world-class logistical network, and decades ofmanufacturing experience unrivalled in alternative hubs. Many companies find itdifficult or impossible to leave, while the scale of the country means most bigcompanies will need to retain some manufacturing presence in the mainland, even asthey reduce their overall capacity. Over the past couple of years, companies haverealized they were a little bit overbalanced, relying on China a little too much, despitemany warnings.

But many companies who have moved some or all their production out of China havetheir eyes wide open to the deficiencies of new locations. They will not be as well-oiled, efficient, or reliable, but they will be cheaper and, they hope, carry less risk.

Now, with the coronavirus proving such a huge disruption, big-name companies likeMicrosoft and Google are moving production to other Asian hubs, mainly Vietnamand Thailand. Board rooms around the world have become “war rooms”, asexecutives try to calculate their exposure to China and figure out how to reduce it. Anarea where Procurement must play a senior leadership role.

A big thank you to all our branch volunteers who regularly demonstrate dedicationand support across Hong Kong in developing capability and status of the profession.Keep Safe, keep in contact while maintaining self separation.

Mr. John Burchett – Vice ChairChartered Institute of Procurement & Supply (CIPS Hong Kong Branch)

Who’s Who at CIPS 2019-2020

(Hong Kong Branch)

Chair: Ms. Susan SiuVice Chair: Mr. John BurchettSecretary: Ms. Grace Tsang

Career Development Committee:Ms. Lily Heo (Chairlady)

Membership Committee:Mr. Raymond Goh (Chairman)

Professional Development Committee:Ms. Carrie Lau (Chairlady)Mr. Barry Wong, Ms. Grace Wong& Ms. May Yip

Corporate Relationship Committee:Ms. Winnie Au (Chairlady)

Social Media Committee:Ms. Cheris Tsang (Chairlady)Mr. Raymond Lee

CIPS Youth :Ms. Nicola Or (Team Lead)Mr. Andrew Lo, Mr. Arthur Li, Ms. Canadice Nam, Mr. Donald Wong, Mr. Hardy Ho, Ms. Cindy Wong, Mr. Eric Law, Mr. Eric Lo, Mr. Michael Chow, Mr. Rico Lau, Ms. Zoe Lee

Contact: Ms. Grace Tsang – SecretaryMobile 92682692

Email: [email protected]: www.facebook.com/hkcips

2020 NewsletterHong Kong Branch

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Events


Ms. Susan Siu, Chair, CIPS HK chaired the

AGM with

Mr. John Burchett, Vice Chair, CIPS HK and

Ms. Grace Tsang, Secretary, CIPS HK

[ 20th AGM & Procurement Seminar on 2nd November 2019 ]

Ms. Amanda Boustred,

Group Professional

Development Director,

CIPS UK delivered a

Speech on behalf of

CIPS UK


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Mr Richard Scase, Director

of Localization & Solution Experts,

SAP Ariba & Fieldglass Greater

China conducted a presentation on

“Realize the Future of Procurement

using Intelligent Technologies”

Ms. Pamela Mar, Executive

Vice President, Supply Chain

Futures Director, Sustainability of

Fung Group gave a presentation

on “Sharing Sustainable Supply

Chain Development at Fung’s

Group”


[Guest Speakers ] - Theme: Future Development in Procurement

Ms. Di Harn Yeh, Account

Executive, EcoVadis presented on

“Measuring Sustainability in

Procurement”

<< Group Photo with Guest Speakers >>

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<< Volunteers who

have been working in CIPS HK Branch for

10 years, (from left),

Mr. Raymond Goh, Ms. Grace Tsang, Mr. John Burchett, Ms. Carrie Lau & Mr. Eric Law

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<< Group Photo of Executive Committee and CIPS Youth of CIPS HK Branch >>

Degree Level…

[ Categories of Awards ] [ Awardees ] [ Institutes ]Best Student Awards – HK$5,000 HUI Cheuk Yin, Jack 許卓賢 PolyU (SPEED)

Best Student Awards – HK$5,000 YOUNG Wai Ying 楊慧盈 PolyU

Certificate of Merit – HK$2,000 LAM Gladys 林琬婷 Hang Seng University

Certificate of Merit – HK$2,000 HO Cheuk Kiu 何綽喬 Hang Seng University

Certificate of Credit – HK$1,000 LEUNG Hin Yan 梁顯恩 PolyU (SPEED)

Certificate of Appreciation WONG Ka Ho 黃嘉浩 Hang Seng University

Certificate of Appreciation HU Nai-wen 胡乃文 PolyU

Certificate of Appreciation WANG Qing王晴 Lingnan University

Certificate of Appreciation MA Chao, Grace 馬超 CityU

Certificate of Appreciation ZHU Jiang 朱江 Lingnan University

Certificate of Appreciation WANG Jingyi 王靜伊 CityU

Certificate of Appreciation MAKASHEVA Adeliya PolyU

Certificate of Appreciation CHAN Chun Ho 陳俊豪 Poly (SPEED)

Certificate of Appreciation ZHU Xing Yu 朱星宇 Lingnan University

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[ Best Student Awardees ]

Presenter >> Ms. Lily Heo, General Manager, Procurement, Hong Kong Airport Authority

Presenter >> Ms. Winnie Au, Senior Strategic Procurement Manager, CLP Power Hong Kong Limited

Mr. HUI Cheuk Yin, Jack 許卓賢The Best Student Award, Degree Level

Congratulations

Ms. YOUNG Wai Ying 楊慧盈The Best Student Award, Degree Level

2019 Best Student Awards


Sponsoring Companies

CLP Power Hong Kong LimitedGammon Construction Ltd.Hong Kong Airport AuthorityMTR Corporation Limited

[ Best Student Awardees ]

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Presenter >> Mr. Daniel Yu, Purchasing Manager, MTR Corporation Limited

Ms. LAM Gladys 林琬婷Certificate of Merit, Degree Level

Ms. HO Cheuk Kiu 何綽喬Certificate of Merit, Degree Level

Mr. LEUNG Hin Yan 梁顯恩Certificate of Merit, Degree Level



Congratulations

Presenter >> Ms. Carrie Lau, Chair of Professional Development Committee, CIPS HK Branch

Mr. WONG Ka Ho 黃嘉浩Certificate of Appreciation, Degree Level

Mr. ZHU Jiang 朱江Certificate of Appreciation, Degree Level

Ms. MAKASHEVA Adeliya

Certificate of Appreciation, Degree Level

Presenter >> Mr. Raymond Goh, Senior Strategic Procurement Manager, CLP Power Hong Kong Limited

Mr. ZHU Xing Yu 朱星宇Certificate of Appreciation, Degree Level

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Sub-degree Level…

[ Categories of Awards ] [ Awardees ] [ Institutes ]Best Student Awards – HK$5,000 CHU Ho Fai, Jacky 朱浩輝 HKU Space

Certificate of Merit – HK$2,000 LAM Hon Kit, Ben 林漢傑 HKU Space

Certificate of Credit – HK$1,000 YIM Hei Man, Avis 嚴晞雯 IVE

Certificate of Appreciation LEE Tsz Chung, Gary李子聰 IVE

Certificate of Appreciation CHAN Chung Ho, John陳仲豪 IVE

Certificate of Appreciation CHEUNG Yee Man, Joyce張綺敏 HKU Space

Mr. CHU Ho Fai, Jacky 朱浩輝The Best Student Award,

Sub-degree Level

Mr. LAM Hon Kit, Ben 林漢傑Certificate of Merit,

Sub-degree Level

Ms. YIM Hei Man, Avis 嚴晞雯Certificate of Credit,

Sub-degree Level

[ Best Student Awardees ]Presenter >> Ms. Susan Siu, Head of Procurement, Gammon Construction Limited



Congratulations

Mr. CHAN Chung Ho, John陳仲豪Certificate of Appreciation,

Sub-degree Level

Presenter >> Mr. John Burchett, Vice Chair of CIPS HK Branch

Ms. CHEUNG Yee Man, Joyce張綺敏Certificate of Appreciation,

Sub-degree Level

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The Future Development of Procurement


Mr. Barry WongCPO & General Manager – Procurement,

Swire Coca Cola Limited

“The future of procurement has to

strive for building E2E supply chain

synergistic collaboration via digital

technologies and professional supplier

management.”

Ms. Catherine YipManager-In-Charge (Procurement & Supplies)

Hong Kong Baptist Hospital

“QUALITY & RISK MANAGEMENT – “In view of keen

competition and rapidly changing technology &

environment, strategic procurement is getting

increasing importance. In line with the direction of

business development and mission of a company,

procurement has to become more proactive, vivid and

dynamic. It is essential to strengthen strategic planning &

sourcing, build up effective partnership with internal

stakeholders, identify potential suppliers for fostering

mutual development, strengthen supply chain

infrastructure & streamline workflow, etc. Ultimately

strategic procurement will help to lower the overall total

cost, enhance quality & efficiency and enable sustainable

development in long run. ”

“The future development in procurement

should closely associate with technology

advancement which makes available

more efficient and cost effective solutions

pacing with the changing business

environment. HK Electric has lately

exercised a comprehensive transformation

of the entire enquiry process to e-

tendering with a niche system and will

continue with this expedition and keep

abreast with future evolution. ”

Mr. Arthur Y. K. WongGeneral Manager (Group Commercial)

Hong Kong Electric

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“Professionalism is the future of

procurement. Technology helps tighten

process control and allows quick

information access. Knowledge &

expertise in sourcing, contracting & vendor

management are the competitive edge of

the procurement professionals.”

Ms. Carrie LauGeneral Manager, Strategic Procurement

Hong Kong Aircraft Engineering Company Limited

“A total borderless and an active yet

seamless trade environment,

transparency and secure transactions

are the norms of the day that would be

how the future in procurement would

look like. Samples would be seen and

verified digitally and instantaneous

buying decisions are made with the

support of big data analysis to reduce

risk exposure.

Ms. Ceci WongSenior Vice President – Purchasing

Genting Hong Kong Limited

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Mr. Dannies HoChairman

The Institute of Purchasing & Supplyof Hong Kong

“The future of procurement is driven by technology.

Digital technologies will enable a stronger procurement

capability in years to come. In the digital world

procurement not only create an opportunity to improve

efficiency they also pave the way for procurement teams to

play a strategic role in accelerating innovation “Digital

Procurement” may be the next step in the discipline’s

evolution. ”



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“Digital technology applications on

procurement should become a trend in all

companies. The rapid development of

cognitive procurement technologies such

as Big Data Analysis, Artificial

Intelligence, IoT and the use of Smart

Devices will reconfigure the procurement

process to be more smart and green. On

the other hand, there is an increasing

demand on compliance and pro-active

disclosure of supply chain activities in

order to comply with the ESG

requirements. ”

Mr. Felix KM LeeGeneral Manager –

Corporate Supplies and AdministrationThe Hong Kong and China Gas Company Limited

“Procurement is transforming form savings

driver to be value creator to business by

strategies and stakeholder engagement.

Agility is becoming crucial as disruptions and

uncertainties are frequent nowadays.

Leveraging technology to bring in smart

process change and intelligent insight is part of

the roadmap whereas talent mindset and skillset

are equally important. Last but not the least,

only procurement with risk management is well-

balanced and holisticMs. Grace Wong

Procurement Manager – Groceries, Supply ChainMaxim’s Caterers Ltd ”

Mr.. Kenith PoonChairman

Institute for Supply Management (Hong Kong)

“As the world is moving to digital, digital

procurement is going to be the future too.

However no matter how the technology is

shaping, people is the key and

procurement is no different, doesn’t matter

if it is in the past, present or future.”



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Mr. Michael RichardsSenior Manager, Fuel Procurement

Qatar Airways

“The biggest challenge to the Future

Development of Procurement will be the

organization, dissemination and

application of “big data” in the face of ever

increasing globalization, compliance and

data protection.”

Ms. Lily HeoGeneral Manager, Procurement

Hong Kong Airport Authority

“The future is in the hand of those who

prepare for it. The future development of

procurement is in the hand of professional

procurement practitioners who prepare for

it today. I believe that building a strong

foundation with talented people is an

essential step to make ourselves ready.” “Procurement landscape is undergoing

major changes in recent years,

emphasizing on sustainability.

Procurement professionals of

organizations should integrate

sustainable criteria into their

procurement process and decisions as

greatest overall sustainability -- that is

economic, environmental and social

attributes and benefits.

Hong Kong practitioners can and should

take progressive and leadership roles. I

look forward to our further collaborations

with CIPS.”

Ms. Linda W P HoChief Executive Officer

Green Council



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“Recruiting and retaining high caliber purchasing

professionals is not an easy task in any organizations.

Therefore, the utilization of these scarce resources should

be focused in areas that can derive the maximum benefits to

the organization such as enabling the visibility into major

spend categories, strategic supplier management, and the

identification of savings opportunities.

The pioneering purchasing organization should have in place

business applications built on AI to capture useful information

such as market intelligence, benchmarking intelligence,

supplier intelligence, spend intelligence, etc. so as to assist

these purchasing professionals in making the right decisions.”

Mr. Mayson Mak

Head of Group Purchasing & Supply

PCCW

“Restructuring the way of how we do procurement in a

fully “Digitalized World” is an inevitable topic to explore

for all the professionals in coming years. While to maintain

a proper balance between the current establishment and

future investment of business systems and to create a

harmonized ecosystem of all supply chain stakeholders

would require a thoughtful approach along our journey.”Mr. Nicholas Zhang,

Procurement & Contracts Manager –

Operations & General

MTR Corporation Limited

“The role of procurement has changed from

transactional procurement to partnership supply chain

management for the past decade. Most companies

nowadays are looking for further operations

improvement by means of information technology and

supplier collaboration and efficiency gain by

outsourcing of non-core functions with enhanced risk

management. Sustainability is the future.

Keeping abreast of the future development of

procurement and continuous professional development

are the keys to success. ”

Ms. May YipExecutive Committee Member

CIPS Hong Kong Branch



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“The procurement role is going to be

more complex and disruptive than

before. Digital transformation and

embracing innovations are in the forefront

of the agenda for Procurement

leaders. Managing risks is critical with

concerns associated with climate change,

environment, modern slavery and

provenance in the supply chain. Talents

required for the profession will certainly be

different in the future landscape of

procurement.”

Ms. Susan Siu

Head of Procurement

Gammon Construction Limited

“Procurement’s impact to business will grow

tremendously. Companies collaborating with capable,

innovative and competitive suppliers, will have much better

chance to win. More companies will upskill the

procurement team, deploy procurement solutions to

strengthen their sourcing and supplier management

capabilities.

We procurement professionals are having a very

challenging role. Let’s keep abreast of the supply market

and latest technology, bring in the best-fit suppliers and

grow with the company. ”

Ms. Winnie Au

Corporate Relationship Officer

CIPS Hong Kong Branch

“In this Digital Age with increasing

uncertainties and volatility, the existence of

procurement in its old paradigm is

challenged especially when algorithms and

networked machines are perfect

substitutes. Transformation to future-proof

procurement with strategic orientation and

corporate foresight is under powerful

pressure. Procurement’s role has to be re-

invented as strategist for data and

innovation to competently manage

dynamic and complex developments

(“dynaxibility”) to contribute towards

company’s success!”

Ms. Sylvia Lam

Assistant Director, Procurement

The University of Hong Kong



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>> Promoting CIPS membership and the Procurement / Supply Profession

Ms. Carrie Lau & Ms. Susan SiuSupported Project Mentorship for IVE students

University & College Talks


Ms. Carrie Lau & Ms. Cheris TsangIntroduced Procurement profession to IVE students

on 5th Dec 2019

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