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Benchmarking has long been recognized as an important business activity. The primary goal of benchmarking is to produce a product or execute a process that is at least as good as the best firms producing similar products or performing similar processes. Important components of benchmarking...
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The importance of benchmarking in the achievement of better results in the purchasing function and in overall business … supply function and its impact on purchasing and business performance. Data was collected from 306 companies and structural … equations modeling was used to develop valid and reliable instruments for benchmarking, purchasing performance and business …
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As competition motivates firms to exploit their core competencies, outsourcing takes on greater significance. Increased reliance on supplier capabilities and technologies, however, increases the impact that supplier selection and assessment can have on the buying firm and in particular, its...
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responsibility (CSR) in purchasing. The tool has been tested on two companies that illustrate how the benchmarking tool can be … area of social responsible purchasing. The literature review also provides information about the practices and activities … companies. Findings – A benchmarking tool for social responsible purchasing is developed. The tool facilitates companies in …
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, and thus suppliers have a large impact on project performance. Therefore, the purchasing function management of the prime …, the greater its positive contribution. The purpose of this paper is to develop and test a quick scan purchasing maturity … insight into its current level of purchasing maturity and possibilities for improving performance by increasing this level …
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