During this Wednesday morning, personnel from the Municipality of Concordia were trained on the Comprehensive Purchasing System that was announced days ago by Mayor Francisco Azcué, within the framework of the public policies of modernization and transparency that the administration has been carrying out.
The implementation of the System, developed by the team of the IT Directorate of the Municipality, marks the beginning of a digital era in procurement processes.
At the opening of the activity, Azcué stated that it is a tool, among others that are being worked on and planned, that “puts us at a top level among the municipalities of the country. It is here to stay and is part of the transformation process that we are carrying out”.
One of the issues that the mayor emphasized was that this system provides transparency: “We have a strong commitment to our citizens, to the private sector, to those who bet on and invest in Concordia. They cannot be unaware of what we do with the resources and it is not an isolated measure, it is one of many that we are working on and developing. During our administration, everyone will be able to monitor us” he affirmed.
For his part, the Secretary of Cabinet Coordination and Treasury Pablo Ferreyra, pointed out that “when one carries out a process of change, in any organization, work team or in this case the Municipality, there must be a political decision sustained over time. This is a paradigm shift that comes to strengthen the transparency of administrative acts, which requires the commitment of those of us who have functions but also of all the areas of the Municipality”.
Present were the Secretary of Government Luciano Dell´Olio; the Secretary of Urban Development Alejandro López; the Secretary of Productive Development Federico Schattenhofer; the comptroller of the Decentralized Entity of Sanitary Works (EDOS) Javier Del Cerro; undersecretaries, directors, among others.
The implementation of the System, developed by the team of the IT Directorate of the Municipality, marks the beginning of a digital era in procurement processes.
At the opening of the activity, Azcué stated that it is a tool, among others that are being worked on and planned, that “puts us at a top level among the municipalities of the country. It is here to stay and is part of the transformation process that we are carrying out”.
One of the issues that the mayor emphasized was that this system provides transparency: “We have a strong commitment to our citizens, to the private sector, to those who bet on and invest in Concordia. They cannot be unaware of what we do with the resources and it is not an isolated measure, it is one of many that we are working on and developing. During our administration, everyone will be able to monitor us” he affirmed.
For his part, the Secretary of Cabinet Coordination and Treasury Pablo Ferreyra, pointed out that “when one carries out a process of change, in any organization, work team or in this case the Municipality, there must be a political decision sustained over time. This is a paradigm shift that comes to strengthen the transparency of administrative acts, which requires the commitment of those of us who have functions but also of all the areas of the Municipality”.
Present were the Secretary of Government Luciano Dell´Olio; the Secretary of Urban Development Alejandro López; the Secretary of Productive Development Federico Schattenhofer; the comptroller of the Decentralized Entity of Sanitary Works (EDOS) Javier Del Cerro; undersecretaries, directors, among others.