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Simple, Acquisition Managers work with different teams to determine how to best acquire the asset, or whether it should be approved at all
The Acquisition Manager acts as a gatekeeper in the sense that they control and manage the process of acquiring new products, services, or assets for a company. They are responsible for evaluating potential suppliers, negotiating contracts, and ensuring that the company gets the best value for its investments. The can look at Return on Investment, Total Cost Ownership, and Payback Period among others.
The acquisition manager prevents the unauthorised purchase of IT equipment by applying processes and standards
Keeps the problems out and lets the solutions in and identifies standard vs non-standard purchases/practices.
The Acquisition Manager has the power and responsibility to approve / reject asset acquisition requests, either via automation of policy-driven processes and procedures or, personally. They must exercise this power and responsibility.
An Acquisition Manager plays a crucial gatekeeping role in procurement, ensuring that purchases align with organizational goals, budgets, and compliance requirements
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