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Title: 90th Annual International Supply Management Conference and Educational Exhibit May , 2005


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Improving Supplier Relationships in a Weak Top
Management Commitment Environment Kimball
Bullington, Ph.D. Professor of Supply Chain
ManagementMiddle Tennessee State University
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Presentation Outline
  • Importance of Top Management Commitment
  • Reasons for Weak Commitment
  • Building Commitment
  • Working with Weak Commitment
  • Closing Thoughts

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Why is commitment so important?
  • ? ? ?

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Why is commitment so important?
  • Supply relationship success factors depend on top
    management commitment
  • Supplier development
  • Resource commitment
  • Buyer-supplier communication
  • Trust
  • Measures
  • Morale / Leadership

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Supplier Development
  • How can weak commitment hinder supplier
    development???

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Supplier Development / Resources
  • Travel time and money to visit suppliers
  • Time spent on supplier development teams
  • Capital to invest in fixtures, gauges, and
    equipment

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Supplier Development
  • Demings Point Number 4
  • How can a supplier be innovative and develop
    economy in his production processes when he can
    only look forward to short-term business with a
    purchaser.

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Buyer-Supplier Communication
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Family Strengths Research
  • Strong families
  • 20 years of research
  • Over 6,000 surveyed

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Six Characteristics of Successful SCRs
  • Commitment
  • Good communication patterns
  • Ability to deal with crises (change)
  • Spiritual wellness (principles-centered)
  • Spending time together
  • Appreciation / feedback

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Trust
  • Commitment Focus (Posteriorization)
  • Capability
  • Capacity

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Morale - Leadership
  • Vision constancy of purpose
  • Teaching
  • Confidence
  • Inspiration

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Reasons for Weak CommitmentUnderstanding
  • Importance of supply
  • Cost and nature of commitment
  • Supplier perspective

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Reasons for Weak Commitment Distrust
  • Win lose outlook
  • Reflects managers view of customer-supplier
    relationships
  • Past experience
  • Intent vs. action
  • Supplier performance

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Reasons for Weak Commitment Tactical vs.
Strategic Perspective
  • Historical perspective of purchasing
  • Strategic roles taken by other functions
  • Current staffing of supply function
  • Lack of initiative by supply

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Reasons for Weak Commitment Performance
  • Cost
  • Quality
  • Delivery on-time performance, lead time
  • Technology support
  • Principles

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Reasons for Weak Commitment Disconnect with
Strategy
  • Supply strategy isnt linked with corporate /
    organizational strategy
  • Supply uses different vocabulary
  • Supply uses different measures

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Reasons for Weak CommitmentWhich ones have you
faced?
  • Understanding
  • Distrust
  • Tactical vs. strategic
  • Performance
  • Disconnect with strategy

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Building Commitment
  • Understanding
  • Distrust
  • Tactical vs. strategic
  • Performance
  • Disconnect with strategy

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Building Commitment
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Building Commitment Reconnecting Strategies
  • Consistent processes
  • Use organization tools where possible (ISO, 6s,
    Baldrige Award, Lean, etc.)

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Building Commitment Reconnecting Strategies
  • Consistent processes
  • Use organization tools where possible (ISO, 6s,
    Baldrige Award, Lean, etc.)
  • Consistent language
  • Use organization language, not SCM jargon

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Building Commitment Reconnecting Strategies
  • Consistent processes
  • Use organization tools where possible (ISO, 6s,
    Baldrige Award, Lean, etc.)
  • Consistent language
  • Use organization language, not SCM jargon
  • Use common measures

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Working with Weak Commitment
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Closing Thoughts
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