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L4M6 Exam Dumps - Supplier Relationships

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Question # 25

Which of the following are NOT one of the four key principles of procurement in the EU?

A.

Transparency

B.

Value for Money

C.

Non-Discrimination

D.

Proportionality

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Question # 26

In public sector procurement, according to EU legislation, certain items must be procured via open-competition. What type of items are these?

A.

Items that are imported from outside the EU

B.

Items of high value

C.

Items of strategic importance

D.

Items that are produced by lots of suppliers

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Question # 27

If a stakeholder has high power in a business but isn’t interested in your procurement activity, what should be your management style for dealing with this stakeholder?

A.

Keep them satisfied – they have high power

B.

Keep them informed – they have high power

C.

Manage closely – they’re a key player

D.

Minimum effort is required as they’re not interested- do nothing

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Question # 28

Early Supplier Involvement can be described as a collaborative relationship between a buyer and a supplier to develop a new project. Handfield’s model describes four different levels of supplier involvement ranging from none to ‘black box’ (which is when the design is primarily driven by the supplier. What other level features on this model?

A.

Blue Box – when the buyer creates the product without input from the supplier

B.

Red Box- when the supplier provides legal advice to the buyer on areas such as copywrite

C.

White Box – when there is informal integration and the buyer consults with a supplier on a design

D.

Grey Box – when the involvement is buyer driven

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Question # 29

Barry is a procurement manager at Sea Biscuits, a company which manufactures biscuits in the shape of dolphins and starfish. He works in an office that orders stationary regularly for its 100 person workforce. Stationary is a low-spend category item and Barry often orders stationary from different suppliers based on which supplier can provide the item the cheapest at that point in time. According to the Kraljic matrix, what type of suppliers provides stationary to Barry?

A.

leverage

B.

strategic

C.

routine

D.

Bottleneck

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Question # 30

Mandy is looking to source windows and doors for a new build apartment block. She has done some initial research and has discovered that there are many suppliers in the marketplace that can supply the items she needs. As it is a high-value project she is thinking of running a formal tender. What should be Mandy’s first step?

A.

Run an open competition – send out an ITT

B.

Run a restricted competition – send out a PQQ

C.

Run an open competition – send out a RFQ

D.

Run a restricted competition- send out a RFI

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Question # 31

Innovation is a key consideration when entering into a partnership. Is this statement true?

A.

Yes- joint innovation projects are often a strong motivation for entering into a partnership

B.

Yes- innovation is the only reason to enter into a partnership

C.

No- the key consideration when entering a partnership is cost reduction

D.

No- innovation is best achieved in a contractual relationship where KPIs can be monitored closely.

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Question # 32

Which of the following are possible drivers for partnership sourcing? Select THREE.

A.

The protection of intellectual property rights

B.

The marketplace has become more volatile

C.

Working together will create synergies

D.

The need to improve performance to satisfy the end customer

To increase production costs and lead-times

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