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Leenders−Johnson−Flynn−Fearon:
Purchasing and Supply
Management, 13th Edition
3. Supply Processes
© The McGraw−Hill
Companies, 2006
Text
Chapter Three
Supply Processes
Chapter Outline
The Supply Management Process
Strategy and Goal Alignment
Ensuring Process Compliance
Steps in the Supply Process
1. Recognition of Need
2. Description of the Need
Types of Requisitions
Flow of the Requisition
Early Supply and Supplier Involvement
3. Identification of Potential Sources
Issuing an RFx
Linking Organizational and Category
Strategy
4. Supplier Selection and Determination
of Terms
5. Preparation and Placement of the
Purchase Order
Format and Routing
6. Follow-Up and Expediting
Costs and Benefits
7. Receipt and Inspection of Goods
Eliminating or Reducing Inspection
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8. Invoice Clearing and Payment
Aligning Supply and Accounts Payable
Cash Discounts and Late Invoices
Streamlining the Receiving, Invoicing, and
Payment Process
9. Maintenance of Records and
Relationships
Linking Data to Decisions
Managing Supplier Relationships
A Supply Process Flowchart
Rush and Small-Value Orders
Rush or Emergency Orders
Small-Value Orders and Efficiency Tools
Policy and Procedure Manual
Conclusion
Questions for Review and Discussion
References
Cases
3–1 Mike Wesley
3–2 UIL Inc.
3–3 Southeastern University
Leenders−Johnson−Flynn−Fearon:
Purchasing and Supply
Management, 13th Edition
3. Supply Processes
Text
© The McGraw−Hill
Companies, 2006
Chapter 3 Supply Processes 59
Key Questions for the Supply Manager
Should we
• Make greater use of efficiency tools such as procurement cards to simplify and
improve the purchasing process?
• Adopt an invoiceless payment system?
• Consider establishing a supplier-managed inventory program for MRO
requirements?
How can we
• Handle lower-value purchases more efficiently?
• Streamline the process so that supply managers are more involved in the earlier
stages of the process?
• Communicate more effectively with our internal business partners?...