• Written by Dan Turner
• Categorised Contract Management

Contract managers, contract administration professionals, and corporate legal teams can find it difficult to show clear contract management ROI to executive…

• Written by Dan Turner
• Categorised Contract Management

Four ways to manage your contracts Whenever you invest in anything new for your organisation, you need to know you’re making…

• Written by Jon Holland
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• Written by John OBrien
• Categorised Business, Contract Management, News

Social housing is unique in that it is the only type of housing where rents are linked to income. So, generally speaking, social homes are the most affordable homes across the country, usually rented at about 50% of the average local market rent. Houses and flats for public or social housing use are built by or for local authorities. Approximately 55% of the country’s social housing stock is owned by local authorities – of which 15% is managed on a day-to-day basis by arms-length management organisations rather than the authority – and 45% by housing associations offering social homes, shared ownership, supported and specialist housing.

• Written by John OBrien
• Categorised Contract Management, News, Technology

Contract authoring is one of the most important stages in the life of a contract. An inefficient contract authoring process often relies on decentralised clauses, lacklustre compliance management and version tracking, inadequate line item management and a lack of unification of contracts and subcontracts. These contract management pitfalls can hinder organisations and result in error-prone contracts with missing or misplaced clauses, overlooked key dates and milestones and a disorganised process that stalls the contract lifecycle. Luckily, leading contract management software can provide intelligent contract authoring. Read on to learn how to simplify and modernise the contract authoring process.