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L4M6 Exam Dumps - Supplier Relationships

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Question # 33

Fashion buyer Kamal Sumai is working closely with a key overseas supplier and is monitoring and forecasting cost volatility within the fabric market. Kamal has decided it is the right time to raise a purchase order with his supplier, for a greater quantity of fabric than he currently needs. Kamal is attempting to avoid an imminent pricing increase. What is this tactic known as?

A.

Hedging buying

B.

Forward buying

C.

Derivative buying

D.

Spot buying

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Question # 34

A local government procurement team is undertaking a full review of their current internal working processes. The team of buyers currently have a partnership-style relationship with their routine suppliers. Is this the best relationship style to use?

A.

No, as there are many suppliers available

B.

No, as these are critical items to the buying organization

C.

Yes, as they present a great deal of risk to the organization

D.

Yes, as these are low-value items

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Question # 35

Which of the following would be benefits of partnership sourcing? Select TWO that apply.

A.

Reduction in inflation

B.

Reduction in costs

C.

No need for contracts

D.

Reduction in stakeholder numbers

E.

Continuity of supply

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Question # 36

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?

A.

No, as the category manager has a low concern for others and a low concern for themselves

B.

Yes, as the category manager has a high concern for others and a high concern for themselves

C.

No, as the category manager has a high concern for themselves and low concern for others

D.

Yes, as the category manager has a low concern for themselves but high concern for others

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Question # 37

A partnership was created between a company and one of its local suppliers when the managing directors of each company met and thought partnering could be a good idea. No other departments were included in the discussions. The partnership has been in place for over a year, but neither of the companies has achieved any additional benefits. The company has been unable to offer any increased business to the supplier, and the supplier has been unable to improve on the quality of its products. The partnership is going to be terminated. What is a possible main reason for the failure of the partnership?

A.

Poor planning

B.

Market changes

C.

Distance barrier

D.

Cultural differences

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Question # 38

A ‘synergy’ within a partnership can lead to what?

A.

Poor performance

B.

Increased costs

C.

Miscommunications

D.

Greater creativity

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Question # 39

Which of the following are considered ‘wastes’ which can be removed from a business? Select THREE.

A.

Over-processing

B.

Stockout

C.

Equity

D.

Transportation

E.

Inventory

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Question # 40

A buyer should concentrate their efforts on managing the start and onboarding stage of a supplier relationship by ...

    Keeping all information and plans confidential from the supplier

    Pre-qualifying and assessing the supplier's capability

    Focusing solely on the buying organisation's goals

    Building a positive and trusting relationship

A.

1 and 2

B.

1 and 3

C.

3 and 4

D.

2 and 4

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