Commercial Negotiation
Last Update Aug 2, 2025
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Procurement gets involved in negotiating purchase requisitions only when there is a value analysis to ensure that only value-adding aspects are included. Is this statement true?
Different types of relationships impact on commercial negotiations. At a negotiation, which one of the following sources would help to support leverage for the buyer?
AB Manufacturing seeks to buy a new materials resource planning (MRP) software system. At the ‘defining the business need’ stage of the procurement cycle, the procurement manager ensured that all the internal stakeholders involved had the power to contribute and sign off on requirements. For the MRP system, the procurement manager consulted the head of production planning of AB Manufacturing. The head of production contributed to demand levels, existing manufacturing planning, and existing staff levels. What type of power does the head of production demonstrate?
A garden furniture supplier currently in negotiations for a high-value contract has offered the procurement manager a visit to their site. The supplier suggests that during this visit, they can undertake the contract negotiation. What would be an appropriate response from the procurement manager?