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L4M6 Exam Dumps - Supplier Relationships

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Question # 41

A procurement category manager has been asked to advise the project team on the appropriate selection and awarding process for a complex procurement project in a multi-geographical organisation. It is likely the specification will be updated during the process, and several phases of negotiation will be required throughout. This will include final negotiations with the winning bidder. The team are therefore aware it will be a time-consuming project. Which process should be advised?

A.

Open tender

B.

Restricted tender

C.

Competitive dialogue

D.

Request for quotation

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Question # 42

Hungry Sandwich Co. produces over 5,000 freshly made sandwiches on-site every day. The main ingredient that Hungry Sandwich Co. buys is bread. It is the item they spend the most money on, and they have a long-term partnership agreement with a local bakery to manufacture and supply fresh bread every morning. Using a supplier positioning matrix, which is the appropriate category for bread for Hungry Sandwich Co.?

A.

Non-critical

B.

Bottleneck

C.

Abundant

D.

Strategic

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Question # 43

Value for money is often described at the ‘three Es’; economy, efficiency and effectiveness. However some people consider a 4th E which refers to the public sector. What is the fourth E?

A.

Equality

B.

Environment

C.

Equity

D.

Ethics

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Question # 44

David is sourcing a new cleaning contract as he is not impressed with his current cleaning company’s performance. He believes that his current supplier has been overcharging him, and due to budget cuts, he is keen to secure a lower price than what he is paying now. His Manager has suggested using an e-auction as the procurement method. Is this the correct way forward?

A.

Yes- an e-auction is an electronic system so it will be easy for David to compare bids

B.

Yes- an e-auction will allow David to secure the lowest possible price

C.

No- a reverse e-auction would be more suitable as it will secure the lowest price

D.

No- a reverse e-auction will ensure only high quality suppliers bid for the opportunity

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Question # 45

Beyond Say is a manufacturer of diamond rings. It sources a lot of different parts to create its products including diamonds, gold, cardboard boxes for the rings to go in, as well as stationary and copier paper for the offices. Although it doesn't buy many diamonds, these represent a large part of Beyond Say's spend. Which category of spend would diamonds represent?

A.

Option

B.

Option

C.

Option

D.

It isn't possible to tell

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Question # 46

Which stage of team development is usual at the outset of working with stakeholders?

A.

Storming

B.

Performing

C.

Norming

D.

Forming

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Question # 47

Stephen Jones is assessing the relationships he has with his supplier base. Which of the following would be drivers for Stephen to adopt a partnership relationship with a supplier?

A.

1 and 2 only

B.

2 and 3 only

C.

1 and 4 only

D.

2 and 4 only

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Question # 48

In the Purchasing Portfolio Matrix, a leverage product is a product in a market where it is easy to switch suppliers and the quality is standardised. Is this TRUE or FALSE?

A.

False, the product is in a supply market which is highly complex and the product is of low importance

B.

False, the product is in a supply market which is highly complex and the product is of high importance

C.

True, the product is in a supply market which is of low complexity and the product is of high importance

D.

True, the product is in a supply market which is of low complexity and the product is of low importance

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