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Lecture Two

The document outlines the key aspects of Procurement Management, including the procurement cycle, sourcing, and the roles of various departments involved in the process. It discusses the importance of specifications, contract management, and the decision-making process regarding centralization versus decentralization of procurement. Additionally, it highlights the interfaces between procurement and other departments such as production, finance, and marketing.

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Lecture Two

The document outlines the key aspects of Procurement Management, including the procurement cycle, sourcing, and the roles of various departments involved in the process. It discusses the importance of specifications, contract management, and the decision-making process regarding centralization versus decentralization of procurement. Additionally, it highlights the interfaces between procurement and other departments such as production, finance, and marketing.

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Procurement Management

Lecture 2
Workshop 1

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Recognition
of needs
Fulfillment
of need Specification

Make-or-buy
Payment
decision

Procurement
Cycle
Source
Receipt
Identification

Contract Source
Management Selection
Contracting
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For example:

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•Sourcing :Before a Purchase Order/Contract is
issued, the right supplier for this type of
purchase needs to be identified.

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Undertaking studies and researches aimed at predicting
 gather information about markets.
.

 Scheduling purchases where you place a timetable for the


provision of the needs of the facility

 Review purchase orders submitted by the departments of the


property in order to- :
•Make sure to match the purchase order for the policy of
purchasing procedures.
•Reduction of overstatement in some departments supply request.

•Make sure there is no shortage of information and specifications


contained in purchase order.

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 Approve or reject purchase orders.
 Issuing orders for the suppliers.
 Review procurement contracts to ensure legal integrity.
 Organizing records to save all information and data relating
the operations of purchase.
 Discharge of stored items that are no longer needed.

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 Production department.

 Financial department

 Marketing department

 Warehousing department

 Top Management department

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The procurement operations cut across most departmental
lines.

Figure 1 provides a graphic illustration of procurement’s


many interfaces within the organisation
Production Procurement
•Determine specifications of •Comply with these specifications
without sacrificing economic aspects
purchased items.

•Cooperate in inspecting purchasing •Checking orders to make sure they


orders conform to the specifications

•Detecting future needs of •Notifies the production management


materials and supplies before on an ongoing basis for the position of
sufficient time to allow for the procurement and supply.

management of procurement review.


• Choice of suppliers and purchase
the items

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The financial dept. exercises
The procurement dept .sends
financial control of the Purchasing
copies of invoices and records
Management Activity of the receipt
-Pay to suppliers in the deadlines -Determining required quantity
set by the procurement department to allocate required money
-Assurance of getting discounts

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The marketing department determine the size of the
anticipated sales and through which the production
department identifying the needs of the organization.

Production department plan the production


requirements of the procurement department, which
provided on time and to the required specifications.

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 Warehousing dept. determines minimum level the quantities,
which required to repurchase this product.
 The role of procurement dept. confirms the schedules of
purchasing orders detail so that WH dept. can manage inspection
process and the storage place,

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 The Purchasing Management in conjunction with the committees of
senior management plans and formulates policies for dealing with
suppliers and markets, and economic factors related to supply and
demand
 The Procurement Department is working as a consultant to senior
management when making decisions to manage the procurement
relationship.

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Top
Management

Marketing Production
HR manager Financial R and D
Manager Manager Manager department

Manufacturing Engineering
Procurement
Design

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Top
Management

HR Marketing Financial Production R and D


manager Manager Manager Manager department

Accounting Auditing Procurement

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Top
Manage
ment

Marketing Procurement Production


HR Dept. Dept. Financial
Dept. Dept. Dept.

Receiving and Purchasing Transportation


Research Unit Record Unit Follow-up unit
Inspecting committee unit

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Basically there are 3 alternatives:
Complete centralization: A centralized procurement occurs when “all main
procurement is controlled at one central location for the entire firm”
(Leenders and Johnson 2000) generally located in the headquarters.
Centralization of purchasing makes it possible to control the resources
used and the activities performed at one place in the organization.

Complete decentralization: A decentralized procurement occurs when “all


main purchasing is controlled at the business units, and/or divisions”
(Leenders and Johnson, 2000),different business units are responsible
for their own purchasing activities .

Hybrid procurement system :a central leadership structure supported


by local managers with some degree of autonomy. Advances in
technology have made this easier, as communication and working
processes can be fast, letting directives filter through hybridized
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What are the advantages and disadvantages of
centralization and decentralization of procurement?

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