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Andrew runs a factory that makes cakes. Vanilla Extract is a vital ingredient in Andrew’s cakes and this is a monopolistic market. Andrew has noticed recently that the quality of the supplier’s product has reduced, and this has led to several complaints from customers. Andrew is considering entering into a Partnership with this supplier as he believes this will help increase the supplier’s performance. Is this the correct thing to do?
Which of the following are examples of ways in which businesses can add value? Select THREE that apply.
If a stakeholder has high power in a business but isn’t interested in your procurement activity, what should be your management style for dealing with this stakeholder?
Which of the following factors would you use to analyse the macro-environment? Select THREE.
A category buyer, managing an outsourcing project, is aware of the commercially sensitive nature of the project and wishes to adopt an accommodating approach to managing conflict amongst key stakeholders. Is this the correct approach?
Which of the following are characteristics that differentiate between a partnership relationship and traditional contracting relationships? Select THREE.
Kyle Crant is a procurement director at ATSS Ltd and has introduced a new policy within the procurement function. The policy requires the procurement function to obtain quotations from multiple suppliers if a contract is worth over £10,000. What is the primary aim of this policy?