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Supply Chain Management Study Set 4
Quiz 4: Supply Management Integration for Competitive Advantage
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Question 1
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Integration does not require that people create a common understanding of the end goal or purpose.
Question 2
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In forward-thinking enterprises, supply management seldom plays a key role in the development of new products and services.
Question 3
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Suppliers of critical nonstandard commodities are involved much later in the product development initiative.
Question 4
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The effectiveness of the sourcing team leader is one of the weakest predictors of team success.
Question 5
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A shift to a more trusting buyer-supplier relationship is easy.
Question 6
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A long-term contract does not provide an incentive for a supplier to invest in new plants and equipment.
Question 7
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Supply management usually maintains significant data about individual activity costs that can increase total cost.
Question 8
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Perhaps the most important and challenging linkages exist between supply management and marketing/sales.
Question 9
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Many firms are now colocating supply management personnel directly at operating locations so supply management can respond quickly to operation's needs.
Question 10
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Membership on a team can have negative effects on individuals.
Question 11
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Cross-functional sourcing teams are a less-than-ideal way to promote cross-organizational cooperation.
Question 12
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Experience reveals that cross-functional sourcing teams are usually part-time/continuous assignments, making the use of sourcing teams a challenging way to work.
Question 13
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Early visibility to product requirements allows supply management to share critical information with suppliers that can help avoid delays.
Question 14
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The need for confidentiality regarding financial, product, and process information is the most frequently cited reason for not developing closer supplier relationships.
Question 15
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The physical co-location of a supplier engineer at a buying company is increasingly becoming a part of the normal product development process structure.
Question 16
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Goal setting is not a critical cross-functional team requirement.
Question 17
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Closer buyer-supplier relationships will always interest all suppliers.
Question 18
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Many supply management groups are recruiting category managers with very strong technical backgrounds, who are able to talk the talk and walk the walk alongside their engineering counterparts.