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The durability, reliability, and effectiveness of a supplier’s product.
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Assessment of a supplier’s past performance and management capabilities.
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The lead time required for a supplier to deliver goods to the right place, in the right amount.
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Supplier practices related to waste reduction, energy efficiency, and ethical operations.
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Ensuring suppliers meet benchmarks established by buyers or regulatory authorities.
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A concept where suppliers deliver products in required quantities precisely when needed.
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Used to assess a supplier’s financial stability and operational efficiency.
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Ensuring suppliers follow fair labour practices and environmentally sustainable methods.
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Risk factors that may interrupt the delivery of materials in the supply chain.
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Documents used to evaluate a supplier’s financial health.