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Jack Poliviou
Supply Chain
10/22/23
Quiz #5
1-
The purchase order is NOT a legally binding contract until it is
accepted by the supplier.
a-True
b-False
2-
Generally, firms outsource noncore activities while focusing on
core competencies.
a-True
b-False
3-
Centralized purchasing is the practice where individual, local
purchasing departments throughout a single corporation make their
own, individual purchasing decisions to fulfill their individual local
needs.
a-True
b-False
4-
Total Cost of Ownership does NOT consider which of the following
factors?
a- Activities carried out as part of the actual buy and sell transaction.
b- Activities carried out following the actual buy and sell transaction.
c- Activities carried out to identify the need for an actual buy and sell
transaction.
d- Activities carried out prior to the actual buy and sell transaction.
5-
The ratio of Profit Before Tax ÷ Assets is known as?
a-Net Profit after Taxes
b-Return on assets
c-Cost of Goods Sold
d-Asset Utilization
6-When breaking down Total Cost of ownership, the four elements of
cost are… ?
a- Quality, Service, Deployment, and Price
b- Quality, Service, Delivery, and Production
c- Quality, Set-Up, Delivery, and Price
d- Quality, Service, Delivery, and Price
7-The Purchasing Organization in a firm can contribute to providing
a competitive advantage by…?
a-the profit-leverage effect
b-the return on assets effect
c-reducing annual spend
d-improving process efficiency
e-all of the above
8-The profit-leverage effect of purchasing savings means that..
a- a reduction in money tied up in inventory improves profits
b-a reduction in purchase spend increases profits more than an
equal sales increase
c-effective price negotiation with a supplier will reduce a supplier’s profit
d-the buyer gains leverage over suppliers as purchases are standardized
9-Partners that can help a firm conduct International Purchasing
include all of these except…
a-Import Brokers
b-Stock Brokers
c-Trading Companies
d-Import Merchants
10.
Using the Key steps of the Basic Purchasing Process, cite
an example of an industrial purchase for a raw or packaging
component of your choice :
Scenario: Startup company looking to purchase bulk plastic packaging containers for their
product.
Basic Purchasing Process:
-
1)
Need for plastic identified
.
(request for goods usually done by employee within org.)
-
2)
Obtain necessary authorization
(based on value/amount of goods multiple
managerial authorizations may be necessary.
Purchase Requisition
sent to authorized
approver)
-
3)
Identify and compare Suppliers
(may use a Request for Information (RFI
) to obtain
information on potential suppliers and their capabilities)
-
4)
Make Supplier Selection
(Competitive Bidding
process may be initiated. Buyer can
issue Request for Proposal (RFP
) to supplier for items they have not previously
purchased to determine supplier’s capability.
Buyers can issue Request for Quotation
(RFQ
) for routine of repeat purchased items)
-
5)
Purchase Order (PO
) is created and delivered to Supplier
-> 5,000 plastic containers
10x10 inches.
(PO identifies item to be procured, quantity needed, requested delivery
date, and price to be paid.
PO = buyer’s formal offer, only binding when accepted by
Supplier)
-
6)
Supplier confirmation of PO
.
-
7)
Fulfillment
.
-> Plastic Containers delivered (Supplier delivers agreed upon goods)
-
8)
Receipt of Goods
.
-> Buyer conducts receipt process and checks to ensure all 5,000
containers were delivered and are of good quality.
-
9)
Invoice
-> Supplier prepares invoice for transaction and sends to buyer, either with
goods or separately.
-
10)
Reconciliation
(invoice may need to be reconciled to purchase order and receipt of
goods before payment)
-
11)
Payment
-> Buyer pays supplier for containers
-
12)
Reclamation of Taxes
(Supplier may be required to charge the buyer a tax based on
quantity of goods exchanged, but buyers often have tax exemptions based on their
business status)
-
13
) Close out PO
(If all terms and conditions of PO have been met and paid, then PO
should be closed out in the purchasing system)
-
14)
Analysis
(measure accuracy and efficiency of PO transaction to improve upon in the
future)
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