Five areas of concernThe authors id

Five areas of concern

The authors identify five areas or categories that must be evaluated before selecting the appropriate sourcing strategy:

supply disruption
e.g. are there alternative sources if supply is disrupted?
price escalation
e.g. what if the supplier suddenly raises prices?
inventory and scheduling
e.g. how will having one or more vendors affect inventory reliability?
technology access
e.g. does the vendor keep up with the latest technology?
quality
e.g. what if the selected vendor cannot meet quality standards?
For each area pros and cons (or risks and benefits) for the different sourcing strategies must be considered before making a decision.

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Five areas of Concern The Authors Identify Five areas or categories that must be evaluated before selecting the sourcing appropriate Strategy: Supply disruption eg. Alternative sources if there are Supply is disrupted? Price Escalation eg. Suddenly what if the Supplier raises prices? Inventory and scheduling eg. How Will having one or more vendors Inventory affect reliability? Technology Access eg. Keep up with the latest vendor does the Technology? quality eg. what if the selected vendor quality Can not Meet Standards? For Pros and cons each Area (or risks and Benefits) for the different sourcing Strategies must be considered before a decision Making.

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Five areas of concern

The authors identify five areas or categories that must be evaluated before selecting the appropriate. Sourcing strategy:


supply disruption e.g. Are there alternative sources if supply is disrupted?

price escalation e.g. What. If the supplier suddenly raises prices?

inventory and scheduling e.g. How will having one or more vendors affect inventory. Reliability?
.Technology access
e.g. Does the vendor keep up with the latest technology?

e.g quality. What if the selected vendor cannot. Meet quality standards?
For each area pros and cons (or risks and benefits) for the different sourcing strategies must be. Considered before making a decision.