Supplier Matters, Paperback/Dr Aditya Verma

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Description "Purchase commonly respond that they are so busy in daily paper works and firefighting that they have no time to do things, what they really want to do. Aditya's book will surely help in organizing their work. S K Goenka, Managing Director, Emami Ltd. INDIA "Aditya distills hands-on experience built over decades in MNCs and Indian companies into a practical handbook that will prove immensely valuable to supply chain and sourcing professionals and general managers wishing to improve their procurement function's effectiveness and strategy." Kenneth Gayer, Chief Executive Officer, Gelest Inc., USA "Too often in the past, suppliers were selected primarily on the basis of cost and that proved costly." This is excellent manuscript from Aditya to improve supplier managing process. Ricky Jack, Vice President Global Operations (Retd), Du Pont Solae LLC., USA "Procurement function of any organization is run by the most responsible person. If anything goes wrong, he or she who heads Purchase is generally the one held responsible. There's always a sense of fire-fighting - raw materials must reach the plant on time, but there shouldn't be excess inventory. Inputs must be at the lowest cost, but vendors must be loyal - even if payments are delayed, just in time even if forecast accuracy is 50%. Into this apparent chaos flutters the pages of this book, an enjoyable and educative narration on how to massage a modicum of method into the madness. Fantastic tale and a treatise from Aditya." Dr. Anjan Ray, Director - CSIR, Indian Institute of Petroleum, INDIA. Using real world examples, the author demonstrates the importance and structure of a robust supplier qualification process, as well as ways to monitor the ongoing performance of the supply base. He goes on further to show how critical it is to have all major business functions aligned throughout the process. James W. Bova, Vice President, Global Sales, PMC Group Inc., USA. "Aditya created and oversaw Sourcing operation