Vendor Relationships

Tuesday, November 17th, 2009 0 comments

vendor-neutralThis slide demonstrates how a Vendor Neutral arrangement rather than a Master Vendor setup can deliver greater success.

If a Master Vendor setup is employed, this Vendor can end up doing most of the work. This can result in subcontractors putting in less effort and producing work of a lower standard, as the job is not as important to them.

Setting up a Vendor Neutral arrangement ensure that there is no bias among the vendors, who all have a perceived fair chance to obtain work. This ensures a high quality of work from each vendor, and overall success.

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