Chapter 4 Flashcards
Refers to the process or method of finding and procuring quality goods, services, or works through cost- effective methods
Procurement strategy
Key strategies of procurement/Types of procurement strategies
-cost reduction
-sustainable purchasing
-risk management
-supplier relationship management
-global sourcing
-total quality optimization
This type of strategy is beneficial to organizations in accounting for company expenditure and improving organizational functions
Cost reduction
Also known as green purchasing, sustainable purchasing highlights the procurement of quality goods and services with low environmental impact
Sustainable purchasing
Is an ideal option for businesses striving toward minimizing their carbon footprint
Sustainable procurement
Are a part of any business transaction or process
Risk
Concentrates on minimizing risks related to the procurement of goods and services
Risk mitigation
Emphasizes forming robust supplier relationship and empowering them to enhance their capabilities
Supplier relationship management
Is a well-defined strategy that entails procuring products and services from an expansive range of international suppliers
Global sourcing
Is a method of strategy that ensures quality procurement by way of acquiring the right products that adhere to the highest standards
Total quality optimization
Involves the gathering of facts, data, observations and trends about the marketplace in which suppliers conduct business
Supply chain market analysis
Involves an assessment of multiple key areas that impact the full sourcing and procurement spectrum
Spend management
Involves all of the common processes that you would expect-data retrieval, cleansing, classification, interpretation and presentation
Spend Analysis
2 Factors considered while developing this model
- Annual Expenditure Value of the SKU/Service
- Criticality to the business
Strategic tools used by procurement and supply chain professionals to identify and minimize supply risks
Kraljic Matrix
This quadrant is represent by items which are least critical to your business and account for least expenditure value
Routine
SKUs/Service in this quadrant are similar to routine quadrant but the spend value is very high for these items
Leverage
Different quadrants
-Routine
-Leverage
-Bottleneck
-Critical
These SKUs/Service are characterized by high risk and low annual expenditure value
Bottleneck
Similar to bottleneck items, these items are very critical to your business
Critical
Was developed in the 1970s to improve the purchasing process
Electronic Data Interchange (EDI)
Benefits derived from implementing an e-procurement system
-Time saving
-Cost saving
-Accuracy
-Real time use
-Mobility
-Trackability
-Management benefits
-Supplier benefits
Is essential in creating strong and mutually beneficial relations with vendors
Strategic sourcing
Benefits include lower barriers to entry and transaction costs access to more buyers, and the ability to instantly adjust to market conditions, this making e-procurement attractive to most suppliers
Supplier benefits