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`Expediting' is:

  1. Setting off for Nepal
  2. Taking an audit of warehouse stock
  3. Seeking approval for organisational expenditure
  4. Chasing up orders already placed

Answer(s): D

Explanation:

Expediting - a task, which in an ideal world would not normally need to exist - is seeking to ensure delivery is made in line with contract and / or organisational needs. It has nothing to do with permission to spend, auditing, or preparing for an expedition.



XXXX can be defined as `easy and timely access to information', according to the Profex textbook for this subject.
What is XXXX?

  1. E-procurement
  2. Tendering
  3. Due diligence
  4. Transparency

Answer(s): D

Explanation:

Transparency.



We can talk about the `make, do or XXXX decision'. XXXX represents:

  1. Buy
  2. Procure
  3. Lease
  4. Build

Answer(s): A

Explanation:

Make, do or buy decision.
Historically 'make or buy'. Now up dated to take account of services procurement ie 'should we do it ourselves?'



A short definition of quality sometimes used (including in some UK legislation), said originally to come from Joseph Juran, is:

  1. Fitness for sale
  2. Fitness for purpose
  3. Fitness for consumption
  4. Fitness for shipping

Answer(s): B

Explanation:

Is it fit for purpose? Can it do the job required? This is one definition of quality.

The nearest answer to this would have been 'fitness for sale' perhaps, but this has no legal or such a strong traditional standing.






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