Lecture 7 Flashcards

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Suppliers relations in practice: multiple perspectives

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Main decisions:

  • long term/ short term
  • single/ dual/ multiple sourcing
  • high involvement/ low involvement buying firm
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2
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Contingencies driving decisions on suppliers relations

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  • position of the relevant spend category on the sourcing portfolio
  • performance objectives for the specific category
  • different ranks of suppliers within a category’s supply base
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3
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Supplier relationship management (SRM)

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system of differentiated supplier performance management
goal to build tight relationships with certain suppliers
spend efforts in line with expected outcomes

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4
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SRM strong reliance on relational governance

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  • promoting information exchange
  • enhancing trust
  • build commitment
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5
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promoting information exchange

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via means such as
- supplier days
supplier account teams

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6
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enhancing trust

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  • employee exchange
  • supplier reward programs
  • supplier satisfaction measurement
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7
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building commitment

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supplier training and development

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8
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effective and responsible procurement in times of crisis

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  • supply chain risk assessment
  • smart and fair payment
  • innovations in contracting
  • joint business development
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9
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supply chain risk assessment

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  • price differences trigger low cost country sourcing
  • risk estimates are conservative
  • SC transparency extends seldom beyond tier 1 suppliers
  • low cost items rarely subject to extensive risk assessment
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10
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SC risk assessment remedies

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  • supply chain mapping
  • risk mitigation
    • higher inventories
  • regional sourcing
  • second or backup sources
  • extreme reshoring is not the answer
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11
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Smart and fair pricing

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  • extended payment terms have immediate effects on liquidity
  • suppliers benefit on good times but volumes go down
  • if supplier cost is capital is high –> no economic benefits
  • fewer suppliers in the long run
  • legal restrictions apply
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12
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payment methods for healthy SC

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  • actual deliveries
    pay on time
    invest in inventory where you can ramp up
  • postponed deliveries
    pay in advanced
    pay for production cost build up, or buy raw materials from suppliers
  • cancelled deliveries
    pay for production cost build up, when no alternative
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13
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joint business development

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help suppliers find new customers

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14
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Phillips three pillars for healthy people, sustainable planet

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Sustainable solutions
Sustainable operations
Sustainable SC

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15
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Sustainable solutions

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create value for customers

eco design solutions, circular solutions

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16
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sustainable operations

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lead by example

carbon neutrality, operational waste

17
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sustainable SC

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multiply our impact

supplier sustainability compliance, responsible sourcing, green supply chain, supplier sustainability performance

18
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Philips performance program

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segments suppliers based on sustainability maturity and relationship

19
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low maturity - commercial supplier

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compliance only

20
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low maturity - strategic supplier

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supplier sustainability improvement program

21
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high maturity - strategic supplier

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best in class

22
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high maturity - commercial supplier

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do it yourself

23
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new process to review sustainability performance

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select –> identify –> agree –> implement

24
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select

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introduce and set expectations

25
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identify

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assessment survey

validate survey outcomes and evidence

26
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agree

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agree improvement plan

27
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implement

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execute agreed actions

28
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incentivization mechanisms

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- contract termination 
financial penalties 
carbon reduction clauses 
decarbonization criteria 
carbon price 
beneficial payment terms 
higher production prices 
longer term investment 
capability building 
co branding 
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