Chp 2 Flashcards

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What is the Profit Leverage effect?

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a $ saved worth more than $ sold…

its a purchasing performance that calculates impact of change in purchase spend on a firms profit before taxes

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2
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Small Value Procurment

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pcard
blanket purchase order
blank check purchase order
stockless buying
petty cash
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3
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What are the 5 key activities of purchasing?

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  1. Material Requisition /Purchase Requisition
  2. Request for Quotation (RFQ)
  3. Purchase Order (PO)
  4. Receiving Documentation (Packing slip)
  5. Supplier Invoice
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What is Material Requisition/Purchase Requisition

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first step Find out there is a need…: (direct) Material:
need more material/ get more material
(non direct ) Purchase: need more computers for new hires and manufacturing assembly

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5
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What is RFQ?

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Second step: a formal doc that says what you need to buy> gets bids from various companies> dictate which company gets order

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What is PO?

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Third step: legal doc from buying firm that states agreed bid prices for x amount of quantity > buying under terms and conditions when signed

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What is Receiving Document?

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Fourth step: packaging slip> receive receipt and now legally have buying contract

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8
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What is Supplier Invoice?

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invoice for which amount owed

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9
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What are reasons to Buy(outsource 4)?

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Cost advantage(save $)
Insufficient capacity (be more efficient)
lack of expertise
quality (FMC)

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What are reasons to make(vertically integration 6)

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protect propriety technology (patents) 
no competent supplier
better quality control
utilize existing idel capacity
control/minimization of lead time transportation
lower warehousing costs
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11
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When we bring functionality into our company, we call it?

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Vertical Integration

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12
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When we take it outside our company its called?

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Outsourcing

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13
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What is SSQDC?

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Safety: internal external
Sustainability: green, ethics
Quality: Consistency, conformance, service
Delivery: reliability, speed, capacity
Cost: Total cost of Ownership
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14
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What are some reasons for single supplier 6?

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(no choice, there is only one choice for that source)
establish good relationship
less quality variability
lower cost
transportation economies
proprietary product/process
volume too small to split
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What are some reasons to favor multiple suppliers 5?

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need capacity
spread risk of supply interruption (redundancy)
create competition
information
dealing with special kinds of business
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16
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What are advantages to Centralization 6?

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concentrate volume
leveraging purchase volume
avoid duplication
specialization
lower transport costs
no competition within units
17
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What are advantages to Decentralization 3?

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closer knowledge of requirements
local sourcing
less bureaucracy

18
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what is centralized purchasing?

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single purchase dept makes all purchasing decisions

19
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Demand aggregation + Supplier rationalization = ?

A

Leverage Spending

20
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What is a Portfolio Matrix?

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Supply Contract Value(high low) vs. # of Qualified Suppliers(few, many)

21
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Spend leakage

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maverick spend, non-central compliance, failure of supplier to adhere to terms and conditions

22
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What is included in Total Cost of Ownership 7?

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Per Piece Price (unit price)
Quantity Requirements (discounts)
Payment Terms (Cash Discounts)
Transportation Costs (Location)
Ordering Costs
Cost of Quality (Maintenance Cost)
Delivery Performance