Description
Chapter 10 - Wedlock Engineering Case Study
1. How much weight should be placed on previous supplier performance when selecting a supplier?
2. Is $24,000 in savings worth the trouble of switching suppliers?
3. What will the response be from Vergis if you stay with Marandi, after they provided a lower bid?
4. Do you want to split the business between the two suppliers?
5. If you switch to Vergis for the 3-inch tubes, how will that affect your relationship with Marandi for the rest of your business with them?
6. Is using an RFQ the right approach in this situation?
7. As Cynthia Gao, what recommendation would you make to Robert Scobie regarding supply for the 3-inch tubes?
Article is attached below. Answer those questions in orders, no word limit, just state the point clearly.
Unformatted Attachment Preview
Purchase answer to see full attachment
Explanation & Answer
Completed
Running Head: CASE DISCUSSION
1
Supply Management
Student Name
Instructor Name
Course
Date
CASE DISCUSSION
2
Purchasing and Supply Management
1. How much weight should be placed on previous supplier performance when selecting a
supplier?
51% weight will be allocated on previous supplier conduct albeit determining a supplier as
we once experienced the current interim performance (Leenders et al., 2002).
2. Is $24,000 in savings worth the trouble of switching supp...
