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Contract management with CATS CM: The Structure You Cannot See Is the Structure That Holds Everything Together

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December 17, 2025

When each team owns a piece, who owns the whole

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Strategic goals and regulatory requirements often depend on suppliers. Yet responsibility for those relationships is spread across leadership, procurement, legal, contract management, operations, IT and risk. Each team has its own view. The difficult part is connecting those views—from the supplier portfolio and the contract to what actually happens in a service or project.

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In this webinar, we will explore how to create a clearer line of sight from organizational objectives to supplier relationships, contractual commitments and day-to-day delivery.

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What you will take away

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  • A way to identify whereownership or information gets lost between strategy and execution.
  • An introduction to how CATSSRM®, CATS CM® and CATS RVM® address supplier relationships, contracts, and therealization and verification of outcomes.
  • Practical questions to ask whendefining responsibilities across procurement, contract management, service andproject teams.
  • A clearer view of how governance can supportboth business objectives and regulatory obligations.

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Meet the Speakers

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Dominique Kindt

Arjen van Berkum | CATS Frameworks

Arjen will map the organizational structure across supplier relationships, contracts and delivery, and show where the links between these disciplines matter most.

Dominique Kindt

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Who should attend
Leaders and professionals responsible forprocurement, supplier and contract management, operations, IT, projects, riskand compliance—especially those working across several teams to deliver onstrategic or regulatory commitments.

December 17, 2025

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Contract management with CATS CM: The Structure You CannotSee Is the Structure That Holds Everything Together

How to create structure across your supplier ecosystem

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Your organization sets objectives. Procurement selects suppliers. Contracts define commitments. Service and project teams deliver the work. But who makes sure these activities stay connected—and that the outcomes match what the organization set out to achieve?

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Join Arjen van Berkum of CATS Frameworks for a practical look at the structure behind effective supplier, contract and delivery management.

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Thursday 8 October 2026 · 16:30 CEST (UTC+2) · 45 minutes · Online

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When each team owns a piece, who owns the whole

‍

Strategic goals and regulatory requirements often depend on suppliers. Yet responsibility for those relationships is spread across leadership, procurement, legal, contract management, operations, IT and risk. Each team has its own view. The difficult part is connecting those views—from the supplier portfolio and the contract to what actually happens in a service or project.

‍

In this webinar, we will explore how to create a clearer line of sight from organizational objectives to supplier relationships, contractual commitments and day-to-day delivery.

‍

What you will take away

‍

  • A way to identify whereownership or information gets lost between strategy and execution.
  • An introduction to how CATSSRM®, CATS CM® and CATS RVM® address supplier relationships, contracts, and therealization and verification of outcomes.
  • Practical questions to ask whendefining responsibilities across procurement, contract management, service andproject teams.
  • A clearer view of how governance can supportboth business objectives and regulatory obligations.

‍

Meet the Speakers

‍

Dominique Kindt

Arjen van Berkum | CATS Frameworks

Arjen will map the organizational structure across supplier relationships, contracts and delivery, and show where the links between these disciplines matter most.

Dominique Kindt

‍

Who should attend
Leaders and professionals responsible forprocurement, supplier and contract management, operations, IT, projects, riskand compliance—especially those working across several teams to deliver onstrategic or regulatory commitments.

Want to See the Tools in Action?

  • Map and monitor contracts tied to DORA
  • Automate reporting and risk workflows
  • Keep all stakeholders aligned in one system
Request a Demo

When each team owns a piece, who owns the whole

‍

Strategic goals and regulatory requirements often depend on suppliers. Yet responsibility for those relationships is spread across leadership, procurement, legal, contract management, operations, IT and risk. Each team has its own view. The difficult part is connecting those views—from the supplier portfolio and the contract to what actually happens in a service or project.

‍

In this webinar, we will explore how to create a clearer line of sight from organizational objectives to supplier relationships, contractual commitments and day-to-day delivery.

‍

What you will take away

‍

  • A way to identify whereownership or information gets lost between strategy and execution.
  • An introduction to how CATSSRM®, CATS CM® and CATS RVM® address supplier relationships, contracts, and therealization and verification of outcomes.
  • Practical questions to ask whendefining responsibilities across procurement, contract management, service andproject teams.
  • A clearer view of how governance can supportboth business objectives and regulatory obligations.

‍

Meet the Speakers

‍

Dominique Kindt

Arjen van Berkum | CATS Frameworks

Arjen will map the organizational structure across supplier relationships, contracts and delivery, and show where the links between these disciplines matter most.

Dominique Kindt

‍

Who should attend
Leaders and professionals responsible forprocurement, supplier and contract management, operations, IT, projects, riskand compliance—especially those working across several teams to deliver onstrategic or regulatory commitments.

Register for the webinar

Want to See the Tools in Action?

  • Map and monitor contracts tied to DORA
  • Automate reporting and risk workflows
  • Keep all stakeholders aligned in one system
Request a Demo
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