NAIDOO, Lawson (Dr)
Institution:
Technical University of Mombasa
Department/Unit:
Supply Chain Management
Country:
South Africa
Field of study:
Qualifications:
DTech: Business Administration MTech: Organizational Leadership (cum laude) BTech: Logistics SAPICS Membership
PhD Institution:
Tshwane University of Technology (Business School)
PhD country:
South Africa
PhD dissertation title:
A Framework to Implement Open Contracting In South African Public Sector Procurement
Current research interests and projects:

Supply Chain Management Logistics Public Procurement Public Finance Public Administration Leadership

ORCID ID:
0000-0001-5841-4765
Selected publication 1:
THE ROLE OF OPEN CONTRACTING TO MAKE PUBLIC PROCUREMENT MORE OPEN AND MORE TRANSPARENT: A SOUTH AFRICAN PERSPECTIVE
Selected publication 2:
An Open Contracting framework for public sector procurement: A SEM methodology
Selected publication 3:
Opportunities for Open Contracting in Public Sector Procurement: A Review of Legislation
Selected publication 4:
Open Contracting: a new frontier for information disclosure in public Supply Chain Management.
Capstone assignment title:
Doctoral Supervisor and Doctoral Supervision: Inseparable Twins
Capstone assignment abstract:

Executive Summary The relationship between a supervisor and student is an important one. It is of vital importance and in the best interest of all parties to understand the concepts of doctoral supervisor and doctoral supervision, but more importantly to agree on the rules of engagement (contract) between the supervisor and student. This essay also reviewed literature to understand these two key constructs, their relationship and documented various styles of doctoral supervision. Given the very important role that supervisors play in doctoral studies, it is not accidental that numerous studies have been conducted in this field to better understand the nature and aspects of supervision, the roles and responsibilities of supervisors and student.