Discuss the functions of purchasing department in an industry. explain some methods of purchasing commonly adopted in an industrial purchasing. why should the purchasing documents be legally sound? lecture notes
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Phase 1: Recognition of a Problem:
The purchasing/buying process begins when someone in the company recognises a problem or need that can be met by acquiring goods or services.
The common events that lead to this phase could be:
i. The company decides to develop a new product and needs new equipment and materials to produce this product.
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ii. It decides to diversify or expand and hence requires a multitude of new suppliers.
iii. Purchasing Manager assesses an opportunity to obtain lower prices or better quality.
iv. A machine breaks down and requires replacement or new parts.
v. Purchased materials turn out to be unsatisfactory and the company searches for another supplier.
Early emolument in the new task/problem recognition phase offers the marketer an advantage over competitive suppliers
The purchasing/buying process begins when someone in the company recognises a problem or need that can be met by acquiring goods or services.
The common events that lead to this phase could be:
i. The company decides to develop a new product and needs new equipment and materials to produce this product.
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ii. It decides to diversify or expand and hence requires a multitude of new suppliers.
iii. Purchasing Manager assesses an opportunity to obtain lower prices or better quality.
iv. A machine breaks down and requires replacement or new parts.
v. Purchased materials turn out to be unsatisfactory and the company searches for another supplier.
Early emolument in the new task/problem recognition phase offers the marketer an advantage over competitive suppliers
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Discuss the functions of purchasing department in an industry. explain some methods of purchasing commonly adopted in an industrial purchasing. why should the purchasing documents be legally sound? lecture notes
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