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ozzi
3 years ago
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User: 11. Which of the following eliminates incoming inspection of materials coming from a supplier to a buyer? A. Supplier cert

ification methods B. Early involvement of suppliers in product design C. Integrating suppliers D. Supplier reduction strategies
Business
1 answer:
vampirchik [111]3 years ago
3 0
The answer is Supplier Certification.  It is<span> an important part of the total quality management system. It assures that a </span>supplier's<span> product is produced, packed, and shipped under a controlled process, resulting in consistent conformity of the requirements.  In Supplier </span><span>Certification, the parts are of  higher-quality, there is a better buyer/supplier relationships, lower transaction costs is achieved, & a simplified receiving of the goods occurs.</span>
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