Description
Suppliers are a determining factor in purchasing strategy. Knowing how to analyze and evaluate them is therefore a fundamental skill to optimize your missions. At the end of the training, you will have learned to evaluate your suppliers and identify negotiation levers.
Who is this training for ?
For whom ?
Buyers, purchasing managers, general services manager.
Prerequisites
Basic knowledge in the purchasing function is desired.
Training objectives
Training program
- Introduction: the supplier panel
- Role and importance of the supplier panel by purchasing family.
- Typology and segmentation
- Typology of purchases, prior to the segmentation criteria of the supplier panel.
- Segmentation of the supplier panel.
- Definition of the segmentation criteria.
- Criticality matrix/attractiveness of the purchasing family.
- Strategic, non-strategic purchases.
- Criteria: subcontractor/partner, product availability/provision of solutions, ABC criterion.
- Typology of suppliers and actions to be undertaken.
- Actions and evaluations expected for each segment.
- Case study Estimation of the total acquisition cost , definition of supplier evaluation criteria.
- Supplier evaluation
- Evaluation and monitoring of suppliers.
- Evaluation in the RFx chain (RFI, RFP, RFQ).
- Concept of KPIs (key performance indicators).
- How to define KPIs? Analysis of the main KPIs for effective supplier evaluation.
- Identification of strategic suppliers: purchasing weight, critical purchases, partnership potential.
- Case study Situation of the purchasing family in the criticality/attractiveness matrix.
- Importance of the RFI in the a priori evaluation of suppliers.
- Sourcing
- Research and identification of suppliers.
- Sourcing and e-sourcing methods.
- E-sourcing tools.
- Sourcing on external markets: risks and challenges of international purchasing.
- Characterization and profiles of suppliers.
- Analysis of their product portfolio (Kraljic type matrix).
- Analysis of their strengths and weaknesses (SWOT).
- Case study Request for Information (RFI) in the Sourcing phase.
- Supplier loyalty
- Objectives and challenges of building loyalty with strategic suppliers.
- Concept of SRM (supplier relationship management): the context, the approach.
- Tools SRM.
- Conclusion
- Evaluation of suppliers within the framework of the Supply Chain.
- Advice for managing and managing the supplier panel over time.
- Risk management criteria .