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Lead segmentation in Vendor negotiations
Lead segmentation in vendor negotiations
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Which are the four supplier segments?
Supplier segmentation models Non-critical: Low-value, low-spend suppliers. Bottleneck: Low-value, high-spend suppliers. Leveraged: High-value, low-spend suppliers. Strategic: High-value, high-spend suppliers.
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What is the segmentation approach in procurement?
Supplier segmentation helps procurement professionals and finance teams contextualize their spend with each supplier. Using a supplier segmentation approach offers various organizational benefits: Procurement teams focus on specific suppliers and categories, improving efficiency.
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What is the Kraljic's classic supplier segmentation matrix?
In supply chain management, the Kraljic matrix (or Kraljic model) is a method used to segment the purchases or suppliers of a company by dividing them into four classes, based on the complexity (or risk) of the supply market (such as monopoly situations, barriers to entry, technological innovation) and the importance ...
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What is the supplier segmentation approach?
Supplier segmentation is the process of dividing suppliers into groups based on criteria such as spend, supplier risk, or strategic value to the business. By grouping suppliers, companies can effectively manage their relationships and spending.
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What is the pyramid approach to suppliers?
The pyramid approach: This approach segments suppliers into strategic, important, and transactional categories. The pyramid approach of segmenting suppliers generally has 3 to 4 tiers. The value of suppliers at the top of the pyramid is more, and at the same time, the option to have similar suppliers is less.
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What is the pyramid approach to supplier segmentation?
The pyramid approach A pyramid is a different way of viewing the supplier database using the same priorities: strategic, important, and transactional. This is often the preferred way for medium and smaller-size companies to segment suppliers.
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What is the vendor segmentation process?
Segmenting your suppliers based on the gravity of their risk profile can help you to understand how seriously they threaten your company's operations. It involves first carrying out risk assessments for each supplier and then splitting them into low-risk, medium-risk, and high-risk categories.
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Why is supplier segmentation important?
Supplier segmentation is the strategic process of placing suppliers in categories based on specific criteria like size, risk profile, and importance to your business operations. This helps you better allocate your resources and manage the various types of suppliers with the right level of care.
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[Music] supplier decapitation sorry segmentation segmenting your supplies means to break them into different groups now there are many different ways we can or might want to do this first of all let's think about our stance towards our supplies are they a transactional relationship or do we have a collaborative relationship formalizing this helps to really think about how we might want to deal with them the kind of soft touches we in how we interact with them we're going to cover a little bit more on transactional versus collaborative later we could also separate our suppliers by contract duration do we offer very short or long term contracts this will link into other aspects of our relationship but it's one of the most visible aspects we can also segment our supplies by the sourcing configuration we have with them are they a single source supplier or do we have multiple sources multiple suppliers supplying the same thing setting up an element of competition but also redundancy and safety whereas a single supplier implies a lot of trust both to give them all your business but also that hopefully they won't have any problems segmenting your suppliers by supplier value this means to really think what do we get from them sure we pay the money and hopefully get some stuff but maybe we work with them deeper maybe for their productivity which hopefully they pass on in terms of cost or we could really work with them in terms of innovation and strengthening our relationship and the ultimate end product perhaps mutually designing a future generation of a product another few words often used when segmenting supplies is to think of them in terms of their importance we might categorize them as strategic suppliers or you might hear preferred suppliers or tactical suppliers now a strategic supplier would uh you know have aspects in all of the categories we've mentioned so far probably it's more collaborative longer term it could still be multiple source but with a commitment to the long term we're both interested in the productivity of them but also the innovation for the next round of products a strategic supplier we might say a preferred supplier when the relationship might be quite transactional there might be many to choose from but we've picked this one they are our preferred supplier we might say this when approached by an alternative supplier we say well we're open to alternatives but we do have a preferred supplier a tactical supplier well perhaps they're particularly good at one thing you need for example a supplier with a super responsive lead time right now and you choose them for a tactical reason in the short term so segmenting your supplies this means to look at them and evaluate them across many possible dimensions and ultimately you might make a very active effort to treat them differently ingly [Music] [Applause] [Music] you
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