Sentence examples for segment suppliers from inspiring English sources

We use a new multi-criteria decision-making method called Best Worst Method (BWM) to segment suppliers.

"Communications markets continue to lag, impacting traditional segment suppliers Altera and Xilinx, both of which report strength elsewhere, including autos but also industrial and defense".

Our model provides organizations with a quantitative metric for segmenting suppliers by risk level.

This paper proposes an integrative approach that includes capabilities and willingness as two dimensions for evaluating and subsequently segmenting suppliers.

The principal result of this paper is the design of a rule-based method to segment the suppliers of a firm based on two overarching dimensions: supplier capabilities and supplier willingness.

Within companies' supplier relationship management program, the Kraljic Model details a segment of suppliers called 'bottleneck'bottleneck

In 1983, Peter Kraljic devised a means to segment the supplier base in the article in HBR.

In this market segment the American supplier Orbital Sciences Corporation is unique in its production of an aircraft-launched booster, Pegasus, that can carry payloads as heavy as 500 kg (1,100 pounds) into a low Earth orbit.

The data demonstrate that drugs are being procured from both generic and brand companies in significant quantities in Sub-Saharan Africa, and highlight the distinct contributions made by each supplier segment.

"We have observed that the six large energy firms have consistently charged higher prices for the SVT for gas and electricity compared with non-standard tariffs, which provides some support for the view that these suppliers can segment the market and price discriminate," the regulator said.

(These segments are often built by subcontractors, who in turn deal with their own suppliers of the segments' constituent elements). The segments are taken to the subassembly area, where teams of workers fit them into support jigs or fixtures and join them into a unit, within which the interior equipment is then installed.