5CMS MODULE II .....
5CMS MODULE II .....
COMPETITIVE MANUFACTURING
STRATEGIES
Dr. Abhishek Kumar Singh
Assistant Professor
Production & Industrial Engineering
B.I.T Mesra, Ranchi
Supplier Selection and Evaluation
Recognize the need for supplier selection
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SOURCE SELECTION (VENDOR SELECTION)
Production Capabilities
Capacity to manufacture the products as per the specifications and required
quantities.
Availability of spare capacity.
Capability to understand the needs of buyer company both technical and
commercial.
Other Conditions
Working conditions in the vendor company.
Industrial relations and bargaining power of unions.
Possible reasons for interruptions in supply.
VENDOR RATING (EVALUATION OF SUPPLIERS)
Price.
Other factors such as capability to meet urgent/rush orders, readiness to try out
new designs or new methods etc.
In vendor rating, one usually gives weightage to these various characteristics and
measures the performance of the vendors periodically on the basis of certain norms
and procedures.
Vendors will get the feed back based on objective evaluation and can compare his
own performance with that of competitors. It is a fair evaluation since the rating is
based on facts and not on opinions or prejudices. Vendor company' s can know their
Categorical plan: managers from various verticals make a list of factors that are
crucial for a vendor to own based on their personal experiences and vendors are
compared based on the same.
Weighted point method :Weighted point plan: factors are categorized and weight is
assigned to each factor based on vendor performance.
Cost ratio method: Supplier rating is done based on different costs incurred for
procuring the materials from different suppliers. The cost ratios are ascertained for the
different rating variables such as quality, price, timely delivery. The cost ratio is
calculated in percentage based on the total individual cost and the total value of the
purchase.
Factors considered are quality, price, delivery.
Weights for each of the above factors is
Quality – 60%
Price – 20%
Delivery – 20%
If we multiply each of the factors’ values by their weights, we can derive
Company A inputs:
Total quantity supplied: 10 units, total quantity accepted: 8 units, Price per unit: $10,
Delay in delivery 20% time delay.
Quality rating = (8/10)X100=80%
Price rating =(10/10)X100=100% [ price rating =(Price Ratio Lowest / Supplier Price)
x 100 ]
Delivery rating = 100 – 20= 80%
weighted vendor rating of company A= (80X60+100X20+80X20)=84
Company B inputs:
Total quantity supplied: 20 units, total quantity accepted: 18 units, Price per unit: $16,
Delay in delivery 10% delay.
Quality rating = (18/20)X100=90%
Price rating =(10/16)X100=62.5% [ price rating =(Price Ratio Lowest / Supplier Price)
x 100 ]
Delivery rating = 100 – 10= 90%
weighted supplier rating of company B= (90X60+62.5X20+90X20)=84.5
Though the price per unit of company B is more than company A, still company B
wins because of overall rating is high.