Global Purchasing and Supply Management Fulfill The Vision
This revised edition addresses a broad range of purchasing management issues in a down-to-earth, yet advanced and detailed approach. An evolutionary work, this edition aims to bridge the gap between the management vision of e-business potential and the ex
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		    GLOBAL PURCHASING AND SUPPLY MANAGEMENT Fulfill The Vision – Second Edition
 
 Victor H. Pooler Pooler & Associates Syracuse, NY U.S.A.
 
 David J. Pooler QinetiQ Technology Slidell, LA U.S.A.
 
 Samuel D. Farney Supply Chain Advisors Sun City Center, FL U.S.A.
 
 KLUWER ACADEMIC PUBLISHERS NEW YORK, BOSTON, DORDRECHT, LONDON, MOSCOW
 
 eBook ISBN: Print ISBN:
 
 1-4020-7817-X 1-4020-7816-1
 
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 Dedication
 
 This book is dedicated to our wives, Anne Pooler, Nancy Pooler and Denise Farney, for their enduring support and patience during our work.
 
 Contents
 
 Dedication
 
 v
 
 Preface
 
 ix
 
 Foreword Acknowledgments
 
 xiii xv
 
 Part I - From Buying to Strategic Contributor
 
 1
 
 1. THE ROLE OF THE PURCHASING AND SUPPLY FUNCTIONS
 
 3
 
 2. EVOLUTION OF PURCHASING AND SUPPLY MANAGEMENT 21 3. STRATEGIC PURCHASING SUPPLY INITIATIVES
 
 43
 
 Part II - Creating The Vision
 
 61
 
 4. THE PURCHASE ORDER PROCESS
 
 63
 
 5. BUYING FROM THE RIGHT SUPPLIER
 
 87
 
 6. CREATING A GLOBAL VISION
 
 113
 
 7. BUILDING RAPPORT WITH SUPPLIERS
 
 141
 
 viii
 
 Global Purchasing and Supply Management
 
 8. QUALITY AS A COST IMPROVEMENT TECHNIQUE
 
 163
 
 9. PURCHASING’S STRATEGIC APPROACH TO INVENTORY MANAGEMENT
 
 181
 
 10. PROACTIVE TECHNOLOGY MANAGEMENT STRATEGY FOR COMPONENT OBSOLESCENCE 205 11. BUYING AT THE “RIGHT” PRICE
 
 221
 
 12. NEGOTIATIONS
 
 247
 
 13. GLOBAL SUPPLY DEMANDS TECHNICAL BUYING COOPERATION
 
 263
 
 14. USING COST REDUCTION TECHNIQUES
 
 285
 
 15. LEGALITIES IN BUYING
 
 309
 
 16. SERVICES AND MRO BUYING
 
 335
 
 17. TRANSPORTATION STRATEGIES TO REDUCE LOGISTICS COSTS 349
 
 Part III- Leading and Managing to Fulfill The Vision
 
 373
 
 18. IMPROVING MANAGEMENT OF THE PURCHASING FUNCTION
 
 375
 
 19. MEASUREMENTS OF PURCHASING PERFORMANCE
 
 397
 
 20. A LOOK INTO THE FUTURE
 
 421
 
 Appendix
 
 431
 
 Index
 
 439
 
 Preface
 
 Achieving the promise of e-business Two divergent approaches exist in purchasing and supply management organizations today, which give at least the perception of conflicting direction: 1. Some organizations, counseled by consultants and e-procurement software suppliers, but without a clear understanding of current actual procurement processes, have implemented expensive systems with the expectations of tremendous savings and spectacular supply chain improvements. The results often haven’t lived up to the claims. 2. Many buyers and purchasing managers, failing to grasp the potential benefits from e-procurement, have resisted change, and not given their full support to system improvements. Those who have delayed have missed the opportunities of vastly improved processes and supplier contributions. Both have valid viewpoints, bu		
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