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Intro to Supply Chain Management Ch 5 Exam Notes – Memorize This for an A

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These notes cover everything you need for Intro to Supply Chain Management, with a strong focus on memorization-based exam content. The exams for this course rely heavily on definitions, concepts, frameworks, and terminology, and simply memorizing these notes was enough for me to earn an easy A in the class. The notes are clear, organized, and concise, making them perfect for quick review before midterms and finals. Complex supply chain concepts are broken down into easy-to-understand explanations, ideal for students who want to study efficiently without unnecessary textbook reading. What’s included: • Key supply chain concepts and definitions • Exam-relevant frameworks and terminology • Organized, easy-to-memorize bullet points • Coverage of topics commonly tested on exams If you’re looking for a straightforward, no-fluff study guide that actually reflects what shows up on exams, these notes are for you.

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Chapter 5 - Purchasing Management

Defining Procurement and Purchasing
-​ Procurement: selecting and vetting suppliers, negotiating contracts, establishing payment
terms, and actual purchase of goods/services (SOURCE from SCOR model)
-​ Purchasing: ordering goods/supplies from an external third party; transactional function
-​ May have a separate department or be part of the SCM department
-​ Supply Management: includes the function of determining the materials/services needed
-​ Purchasing Terms:
-​ Purchase requisition: an internal document that defines the need for
goods/services; can notify purchasing personnel and give authorization to
purchase (not external contract)
-​ Purchase order (PO): external commercial document; official offer issued by
buyer to seller; becomes legally binding only when supplier accepts contract




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-​ Primary Objectives of Purchasing:
1)​ Ensure uninterrupted flow of goods/services at the lowest overall cost
2)​ Improve quality of finished goods produced
3)​ Optimize customer satisfaction
-​ Purchasing Contributes to These Objectives by:
1)​ Actively seeking reliable suppliers
2)​ Working with expertise of strategic supplier to improve quality and materials
3)​ Involving suppliers and purchasing personnel in new product design and
development efforts

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