Areas of Contract Management
The business-standard contract management model, as employed by many organizations in the United States, typically exercises purview over the following business disciplines:
- Authoring and negotiation
- Baseline management
- Commitment management
- Communication management
- Contract visibility and awareness
- Document management
- Growth (for Sales-side contracts)
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