Table of Contents
The book guides you through four phases of negotiation, from initial analysis to final contract.
Phase 1: Analysis
- Pareto 80/20 Rule
- Spend analysis
- Political impasses
- Data Collection
- Data normalization
- Economic Indicators
- Porter's Five Forces
- SWOT Analysis
- Product Positioning Maps
- Price versus technology
- Quality versus support
- Substitution
- Change in Technology
- Expect progress
- Disruptive technologies
- Cost Breakdowns
- Fixed and variable costs
- Nonrecurring and overhead costs
- Material and labor costs
- Other cost breakdowns
- Price Discount Schedule
- Product Bundling
- Buying Groups
- Corporate Financial Ratios
- Liquidity
- Debt
- Activity
- Profitability
Phase 2: Models
- Per Unit of Measurement
- Bottom-up Cost Analysis
- Analogy
- Exchange Price
- Increased Production
- Supplier Cash Flows
- Low-cost Country
- Make or Buy
- Engineer Cost Function
- Power-sizing Model
- Learning Curve
- Learning rate
- Variations
- Linear Regression
- Simple linear regression
- Multiple linear regression
- Goodness of fit
- Aftermarket Revenues
- Simulation
- Warranty
- Aftermarket cash flows
Phase 3: Negotiation
- Supplier Presentation
- Stress
- Timing
- Emotions
- Goodwill
- Anger
- Fear
- Regret
- Pacification
- Fairness and Trust
- Commitments
- Transparency
- Game Theory
- Mixed Motives
- Alternative Suppliers
- Threats
- Threat of substitution
- Threat of a new entrant
- Fractional threats
- Market Collusion
Phase 4: Contract
- Long-term Agreements
- Currency Exchange Rate
- Incoterms
- Contract Terms and Conditions
- Title page
- Typical definitions
- Scope of work
- Purchase order process
- Purchase contract management
- Change management
- Delivery and acceptance
- Warranty
- After sales service
- Confidentiality
- Duration
- Termination
- Disputes
- General
- Escalation
Additional Content
- Preface
- Introduction
- Summary
- Case Studies (5 real-world examples)
- Selected Bibliography
- Appendix (Exponents, Logarithms, Learning Curve Reference)
- Index