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L4M6 Exam Dumps - Supplier Relationships

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Question # 41

A partnership approach to a buyer-supplier relationship, as opposed to a traditional adversarial approach, would have which of the following characteristics?

A.

Greater levels of transparency

B.

Increased supplier contractual terms

C.

Specifications designed by the buyer

D.

Shared cost benefits

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Question # 42

In Public Sector procurement a PIN is sent out to inform suppliers of an upcoming tender opportunity. What does PIN stand for?

A.

Prior Information Notice

B.

Procurement Information Number

C.

Procurement Identification Number

D.

Possibilities Identified Notice

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Question # 43

A company's analysis shows that some of their products from a supplier fall into the 'strategic' segment of the supply positioning grid. They are meeting with the supplier with the intention that they enter into a partnership. The supplier views the company as 'core' to their business. Which one of the following factors would be most important in determining that a partnership agreement would be good for both companies?

A.

They have a high spend with the supplier

B.

They have a low spend with the supplier

C.

Their products are technically simple

D.

There are many suppliers in the market

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Question # 44

Which of the following relationship types are characterised by low levels of trust? Select TWO options

A.

Adversarial(Correct)

B.

Arm's Length

C.

Outsourced

D.

Single- Sourced

E.

Partnership

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Question # 45

A company has just hired a new cleaning firm to clean their offices. The specification for the clean was detailed in an appendix in the contract and included a list of pre-approved products that the cleaning firm should use. The cleaners that were sent to site had not read the contract and therefore did not use the appropriate products. What is the reason for the failure of this?

A.

Poor communication

B.

Miscommunication

C.

Distortion of the facts

D.

Communication overload

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Question # 46

Within a supplier's terms and conditions, they have a 'mutual termination for convenience' clause, which requires either party to provide 30 days' notice. Before the buyer signed the agreement, a procurement colleague recommended that the buyer should request this be amended to 90 days' notice. Was this amendment the correct thing to do?

A.

Yes, as this will allow the buyer enough time to mobilize a new contract

B.

Yes, as the buyer will then be responsible for providing additional business to the supplier

C.

No, as this will be in breach of statutory contract law requirements

D.

No, as this will guarantee a hostile end to the buyer-supplier relationship

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Question # 47

According to Mendelow, there are four ways stakeholders can be managed, depending on the amount of power they have, and how interested they are in your project. What are these four categories?

A.

Keep satisfied, keep informed, minimal effort, no effort

B.

Manage closely, manage loosely, keep satisfied, keep informed

C.

Minimal effort, manage closely, keep informed, keep satisfied

D.

Keep informed, keep happy, keep satisfied, keep notified

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Question # 48

What are the relationship characteristics of a Partnership?

A.

Short-term focus and one-off transactions

B.

An adversarial relationship

C.

Sharing ideas and risk

D.

Focus on price competitiveness

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