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【General】 Perfect Valid L4M6 Test Objectives–Pass L4M6 First Attempt

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CIPS L4M6 Certification Exam is an internationally recognized credential that is highly valued by employers. It demonstrates that a procurement professional has the knowledge and skills required to manage supplier relationships effectively, which is critical for achieving business objectives and maximizing value for the organization. CIPS Supplier Relationships certification is also a great way to differentiate oneself from other procurement professionals and enhance career opportunities.
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CIPS Supplier Relationships Sample Questions (Q166-Q171):NEW QUESTION # 166
A procurement category manager has been asked to advise the project team on the appropriate selection and awarding process for a complex procurement project in a multi-geographical organisation. It is likely the specification will be updated during the process, and several phases of negotiation will be required throughout. This will include final negotiations with the winning bidder. The team are therefore aware it will be a time-consuming project. Which process should be advised?
  • A. Request for quotation
  • B. Competitive dialogue
  • C. Open tender
  • D. Restricted tender
Answer: B
Explanation:
Competitive dialogue is the most appropriate method for complex, high-value procurements where requirements cannot be fully defined at the outset. This process allows dialogue with shortlisted bidders to refine specifications and negotiate solutions before awarding. CIPS states that this procedure is particularly suited for projects requiring flexibility, multiple negotiation phases, and innovative input from suppliers.

NEW QUESTION # 167
Intellectual Property Rights (IPR) include items such as copywrite and trademarks. A buyer is considering entering into a partnership with their supplier to create a new product which will be released in two years' time. Should IPR be included into a contract between partners?
  • A. No- a contract is not necessary if it is a partnership.
  • B. No- a separate legal agreement should be created to cover IPR
  • C. Yes- IPR is a valid concern for both parties but will survive the termination of the agreement
  • D. Yes- IPR should always remain with the buyer- this will protect those rights
Answer: C
Explanation:
The correct answer is 'Yes- IPR is a valid concern for both parties but will survive the termination of the agreement' (p.112). See the section on 'Legal considerations' in chapter 2.4

NEW QUESTION # 168
A supplier is working with a buyer who represents a large percentage of his business. Without this particular buyer, the supplier would likely go out of business. There has been a dispute in the last invoice which the buyer is not happy about. What technique should the supplier use when talking to the buyer about this?
  • A. Avoiding- the supplier should avoid talking with the buyer as this may result in conflict
  • B. Accepting - the supplier should accept that conflict should sometimes occur in buyer: supplier relationships and work hard to avoid them
  • C. Competing- the supplier needs to earn more money as they are struggling financially
  • D. Accommodating- the supplier should show a large degree of co-cooperativeness as the buyer is important to their survival
Answer: D
Explanation:
The correct answer is 'accommodating'. This question is based on the Thomas-Kilmann Conflict model on p.87. This comes up quite a bit in the exam. It is comprised of 5 techniques for dealing with conflict; competing, collaborating, compromising, avoiding and accommodating. In this instance, the supplier should have a high degree of co-cooperativeness and a low degree of assertiveness as the long-term relationship is very important- more important than the outcome of the disputed invoice.

NEW QUESTION # 169
ABC is a company which sources a vital component from a supplier. There are only a few suppliers in the industry and without this component, ABC would not be able to produce their final product. What type of relationship should ABC seek to develop with their supplier?
  • A. outsource
  • B. arms length
  • C. strategic alliance
  • D. transactional
Answer: C
Explanation:
As the component is vital to their business, ABC should seek a collaborative relationship with the supplier. There are three types of collaborative relationship (co-destiny, partnership and strategic alliance). Of these only strategic-alliance is given as an option. Remember - strategic purchase = collaborative relationship with supplier. There are many questions on the Relationship Spectrum on the exam. See p.5 for more details

NEW QUESTION # 170
A partnership approach to a buyer-supplier relationship, as opposed to a traditional adversarial approach, would have which of the following characteristics?
  • A. Increased supplier contractual terms
  • B. Shared cost benefits
  • C. Specifications designed by the buyer
  • D. Greater levels of transparency
Answer: B,D
Explanation:
Partnerships are built on trust and transparency, with shared benefits such as cost reductions and improved processes. Adversarial relationships, in contrast, focus on price and contractual obligations.

NEW QUESTION # 171
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