Module 3 Flashcards

1
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A group of people within an organization who make business purchasing decisions.

A

Buying Centers

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2
Q

Functional representation that supports a sales person to create a team-selling approach.

A

Selling Centers

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3
Q

The individual decision maker or group within the customer organization who controls the budget and writes the checks for new product purchases.

A

Economic Buyer

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4
Q

Someone who makes sure that purchasing rules defined in corporate governance procedures are followed.

A

Infrastructure Buyer

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5
Q

Someone who influences the buying decision as the person who will actually use the solution after the purchase decision is made.

A

User Buyer

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6
Q

Individuals who suggest purchasing a product or service for a business

A

Initiators

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7
Q

Individuals within an organization who actually use the product

A

Users

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8
Q

Individuals who have experience or expertise that can help improve the buying decision

A

Influencers

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9
Q

Individuals who will decide if and when one gets access to members of the buying center

A

Gatekeepers

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10
Q

The person who makes the final purchasing decision

A

Decision Makers

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11
Q

The people who sign the contract. Focused on the financial aspects of the purchase and how the purchase can positively impact organizational metrics.

A

Buyers

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12
Q

Persons who are responsible for the management, administration, and supervision of the company’s acquisition programs.

A

Procurement Officer

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13
Q

Process through which industrial buyers make a purchase decision.

A

Organizational Buying Process

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14
Q

Someone recognizes that the organization has a need that can be solved by purchasing a good or service. Users often drive this stage, although others can serve the role of initiator.

A

Recognizing the Need

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15
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Usually involves users as well as initiators to put more definition around the type of product or service that will help meet the need.

A

Defining the Need

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16
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People involved in the buying process seek out information about the products they are looking for and the vendors who can supply them.

A

Search for Suppliers

17
Q

Qualified suppliers are asked to complete responses to requests for proposals

A

Bid Analysis

18
Q

An invitation to submit a bid to supply a good or service.

A

Request for Proposals (RFP)

19
Q

RFPs are reviewed and the vendor or vendors selected

A

Supplier Selection

20
Q

Order is typically placed electronically and can be one transaction or continuous

A

Order Placement

21
Q

Buyer surveys quality and satisfaction levels

A

Performance Review

22
Q

A company that purchases parts, products, or ingredients to produce other goods and services to sell to other companies or consumers.

A

Purchases

23
Q

A company that buys finished goods to sell, lease, or rent to other companies or consumers.

A

Resellers

24
Q

A government agency or nonprofit group that purchases products or services to serve or sell to its constituents.

A

Organizations

25
Q

The duplicate purchase of identical goods in the identical amount under the identical terms from the identical supplier.

A

Straight Rebuy

26
Q

A business buying situation in which the buyer purchases a product or service for the first time

A

New Task Purchase

27
Q

A buying situation in which an individual or organization buys goods that have been purchased previously but changes other element of the previous order.

A

Modified Rebuy

28
Q

Limited, ongoing relationships that develop when a buyer continues to purchase a product from a seller out of habit, as long as its needs are met.

A

Functional Relationships

29
Q

A situation where the buyer needs extensive expertise from the seller to make a decision

A

Affiliative Relationships

30
Q

A partnership in which the buyer and seller commit resources to generate growth for both parties

A

Strategic Partnership

31
Q

A formal agreement among companies who want to share resources to create a competitive advantage.

A

Alliance Agreement

32
Q

Businesses join to develop a specific product or service.

A

Joint R&D Agreements

33
Q

An agreement where companies share resources to market their products together.

A

Co-marketing Agreements

34
Q

An investment by one organization in another organization in which the investor firm holds less than 50% of the shares.

A

Minority Investments