Supply Management Core Exam
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EFG uses specialized components from Supplier A in the manufacture of state-of-the-art testing equipment. Supplier A has been very successful in meeting EFG's stringent quality specifications, which has been critical for EFG.
EFG learns that Supplier A plans to acquire a smaller firm which makes components similar to those under contract with EFG. EFG is concerned that the supplier may transfer its contract to the new subsidiary, leading to compromises in quality. Given this situation, which of the following is the BEST course of action for EFG to take?
Which of the following is the PRIMARY reason why companies should consistently update internal purchasing policies?
The supply manager for TUV Inc. is planning for negotiations with a supplier of software critical to TUV's order processing system. The supplier informs the supply manager that support for this software will soon be dropped. Upgrading to a newer version will be cost prohibitive for TUV. Given this situation, which of the following is the BEST course of action for TUV's supply manager to take prior to negotiations?