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Procurement

Procurement
Semester 2

Table of Contents
1. Procurement management.............................................................................................4
Strategic – tactical – operational procurement.............................................................................4
Economic sectors..........................................................................................................................4
B2B vs B2C....................................................................................................................................5
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Porter value chain model.............................................................................................................6
Importance of procurement.........................................................................................................6
Difference between role & function.............................................................................................6
Decision making unit (DMU).........................................................................................................7
2. Type of Goods & Types of Procurement.........................................................................8
Difference between services & goods...........................................................................................8
Direct vs indirect spend................................................................................................................9
Procurement categories.............................................................................................................10
Category managers.....................................................................................................................10
OEM/IAM...................................................................................................................................10
Capex vs Opex............................................................................................................................10
Calculate return of an investment..............................................................................................11
3. Procurement process...................................................................................................11
Stakeholders...............................................................................................................................11
Selection process........................................................................................................................12
Types of agreements..................................................................................................................12
Purchase order...........................................................................................................................13
MOQ...........................................................................................................................................13
MOV...........................................................................................................................................13
Purchase order cost....................................................................................................................13
Stock replenishment...................................................................................................................13
Economic order quantity (EOQ)..................................................................................................13
Call-off contract..........................................................................................................................13
Deliveries....................................................................................................................................13
Distributor..................................................................................................................................14
Backorder...................................................................................................................................14


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Escalation..................................................................................................................................14
4. tasks of buyer/purchaser..............................................................................................14
Difference between tactical & operational procurement............................................................14
Distributor..................................................................................................................................15
Category management...............................................................................................................15
5. Group purchasing organizations..................................................................................16
3 types of GPO’s.........................................................................................................................16
Vertical market.............................................................................................................................................16
Horizontal market.........................................................................................................................................17
Master buyer................................................................................................................................................17
Pro/cons of a GPO model...........................................................................................................18
Buyer power vs. supplier power.................................................................................................18
6. strategic sourcing.........................................................................................................19
Strategic sourcing.......................................................................................................................19
Outsourcing................................................................................................................................19
Offshoring:..................................................................................................................................20
Onshoring:..................................................................................................................................20
Nearshoring:...............................................................................................................................20
7. Portfolio analysis and toolkits.......................................................................................21
Peter Kraljjc Portfolio Matrix......................................................................................................21
Pareto analysis...........................................................................................................................22
Day One Analysis........................................................................................................................23
Pestel Analysis............................................................................................................................24
Which analysis for what.............................................................................................................24
8. Pricing..........................................................................................................................24
2 different points of view...........................................................................................................24
Common pricing models.............................................................................................................25
Volume pricing..............................................................................................................................................25
Graduated pricing (tiered)............................................................................................................................25
Dynamic pricing............................................................................................................................................25
Difference between volume pricing & graduated pricing............................................................................26
Discount types............................................................................................................................26
Quantity discount.........................................................................................................................................26
Preferred customer discount........................................................................................................................26
Special/other discounts................................................................................................................................26

10. contract management................................................................................................27
introduction................................................................................................................................27
Contract management: definition...............................................................................................27
Stages of contract management.................................................................................................27


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Software & AI possibilities..........................................................................................................28
Legal terms & conditions............................................................................................................28
Terms and conditions.................................................................................................................29
11. SLA (service level agreement).....................................................................................29
Purpose......................................................................................................................................29
Typical domains for SLA..............................................................................................................30
SLA contents: 4 information groups............................................................................................30
General..........................................................................................................................................................30
Service elements...........................................................................................................................................30
Management elements.................................................................................................................................30
Additional details..........................................................................................................................................31
Service level management cycle – 2 cycles.................................................................................31
12. Supplier relationship management.............................................................................31
Definition...................................................................................................................................31
Relationships..............................................................................................................................32
Supplier segmentation................................................................................................................32
Segmentation 1.............................................................................................................................................32
Segmentation 2: supplier segmentation......................................................................................................33

13. E-procurement............................................................................................................35
Business trends...........................................................................................................................35
E-procurement...........................................................................................................................35
e-business.....................................................................................................................................................35
e-commerce..................................................................................................................................................36
E-procurement...........................................................................................................................36
Example of E-procurement.........................................................................................................37
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E-transacting...............................................................................................................................39
e-sourcing.....................................................................................................................................................39
e-tendering...................................................................................................................................................39
e- reserve auction.........................................................................................................................................39
e-payment (self biliing/e-invoicing)..............................................................................................................40
e-ordering.....................................................................................................................................................40
Web-based ERP.............................................................................................................................................41
Blockchain..................................................................................................................................41
Blockchain (technically)................................................................................................................................41
Blockchain usage...........................................................................................................................................42
Blockchain: application during bidding & contracting..................................................................................42
Blockchain: application during logistics........................................................................................................42
Blockchain: application for finance & accounting........................................................................................42




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, Procurement
1. Procurement management
Procurement= broader context including the strategical elements including sources, supplier
management etc.  it’s the process of finding an acquiring all of the goods, services, and
works an organization needs to operate and fulfill its business model.

Strategic – tactical – operational procurement




Strategic level= long term decision  frequency: quarters- years  trends: digitalization
Activities:
- supplier score carding
- Strategic sourcing
- Network redesign
- Long-range planning

Tactical level= medium term decisions  frequency: days-months  trends: E-tools
Activities:
- Negotiation
- Trend detection
- Predictive analysis
- Tracking activities to plan

Operational level= day-to-day operations  frequency: minutes – days  trends:
automation
Activities:
- Exception detection
- Notification & resolution
- Shop floor control (expediting, invoice, clearance, returns)

Economic sectors
Primary sector:
-Extracts/harvest products from the earth such as raw materials and basic foods.
-not only the site of production but also natural resources above or below the soil
-it tends to make up a larger portion of the economy in developing countries than it does in
developed countries.
-in developed countries the primary sector has become more technologically advanced, enabling
mechanization for example.
Examples: mining, fishing, mineral extraction, forestry, agriculture


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