A) a method of multiple sourcing.
B) a method of identifying substitute materials.
C) the categorization of spend map based on the risks to acquire in the marketplace and value.
D) a method of multiple sourcing and the categorization of spend map based on the risks to acquire in the marketplace and value.
E) a method of multiple sourcing, a method of identifying substitute materials and the categorization of spend map based on the risks to acquire in the marketplace and value.
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A) validate the savings with finance/accounting.
B) evaluate potential implications for changes to the budget.
C) notify the budget holder so he or she can use the savings for other expenses or projects.
D) validate the savings with finance/accounting and evaluate potential implications for changes to the budget.
E) validate the savings with finance/accounting, evaluate potential implications for changes to the budget and notify the budget holder so he or she can use the savings for other expenses or projects.
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A) is confined to internal demand analysis and consumption management.
B) is confined to supplier cost structure analysis.
C) includes demand management and supplier cost structure analysis.
D) focuses primarily on better design of the service.
E) is only possible when the service is highly tangible.
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A) material costs are difficult to estimate.
B) direct labor costs are the easiest costs to estimate.
C) prices of raw materials are not commonly accessible.
D) labor rates are typically uniform across different plant locations.
E) equipment depreciation is typically the largest cost element in overhead.
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A) divide the spend for the item or service among multiple suppliers.
B) avoid, eliminate or reduce costs in supplier switching costs.
C) avoid, eliminate or reduce costs in buyer and supplier cost structures.
D) avoid, eliminate or reduce costs in the supplier's cost structure.
E) avoid, eliminate or reduce costs in the buyer's cost structure.
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A) activity-based costing.
B) the learning curve.
C) total cost of ownership.
D) activity-based costing and total cost of ownership.
E) activity-based costing, the learning curve and total cost of ownership.
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A) identifies a cost reduction target with no insight into specific cost elements.
B) relies on supplier information about areas where it can cut costs.
C) recognizes that little cost data is available for most cost elements.
D) identifies and analyzes each cost element for cost reduction opportunities.
E) cannot expect any assistance from the supplier.
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A) eliminate nonvalue-adding activities.
B) reduce activity occurrences.
C) reduce the cost driver rate.
D) eliminate nonvalue-adding activities and reduce the cost driver rate.
E) eliminate nonvalue-adding activities, reduce activity occurrences and reduce the cost driver rate.
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A) standard specification or commodity-type items.
B) switching suppliers is difficult.
C) supplier technology is important.
D) standard specification or commodity-type items and supplier technology is important.
E) standard specification or commodity-type items, switching suppliers is difficult and supplier technology is important.
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