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Supplier performance management works best with 'right-time' analysis.
A new article on Supply & Demand Chain Executive suggests that sharing performance measures with suppliers will align performance understanding and enable a collaborative approach to supplier management. But how do you know which vendors most effectively deliver 'on-time, in-full' deliveries against orders?
"Supplier performance management works best as both a daily operational process and a periodic review. However, most manufacturers miss that 'right-time' analysis, relying on after-the-fact reports that are delayed and siloed within one department or for one supplier. Only full transparency within the organization and with external suppliers can provide a company with a true assessment of supplier performance and work with suppliers to improve overall supply chain performance. "In the past, supplier management was conducted as a periodic review using static information, typically a scorecard that examined primarily financial and contractual obligations. However, ongoing supplier evaluation, against criteria that include qualitative and quantitative aspects of performance, should be part of a holistic approach to supplier management and supply chain optimization."
Read the Full Story at Supply & Demand Chain Executive
This article was originally published on July 1, 2010
