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Procurement Strategy

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In the business, liquidity is more important than ever before. As UPS mobile application, customers can from any location, any time to manage their business. It allow customers and follow UPS package delivery to find the nearest UPS service points, and estimated time of delivery and cost, it can help to get the bag faster. In order to further improve the flexibility, UPS mobile site has strengthened the function of tracking and shipping, when customer on the road and it is convenient to use in anywhere.

Korean

PATech

Carrano

NaNa

Lucky

Initial Costs

Tooling Costs

$1.1 million

$1,655,000

$2,000,000

$1,800,000

$1.4 million

Purchase Price Costs

Total Purchasing Price

$146,300,000

$156,200,000

$134,200,000

$165,000,000

$115,500,000

Acquisition Costs

Ordering Cost

$18,000

$7,680

$18,000

$1,800

$18,000

Sea Transport

$4,235,000

-

$4,840,000

-

$4,235,000

Land Transport

$825,000

$748,000

$825,000

-

$825,000

Duties, Customs, Tariffs

$3,355,000

$671,000

$3,135,000

-

$3,245,000

Insurance

$2,178,000

$154,000

$2,002,000

-

$1,729,200

Financing Cost

$660

$384

$1320

-

$660

Receival Cost

$13200

$7,680

$26,400

$5000

$13200

Quality Costs

Quality Defect Inspections

-

-

-

-

-

Quality Defect Cost

$5,720,000

$3,520,000

$5,280,000

$4,180,000

$440,000

Holding Costs

Total Holding Cost

$3,844,132

$31,326,356

$26,914,194

$669,607

-

Total Costs (over two years)

$167,588,992

$194,290,100

$179,241,914

$171,656,407

$127,406,060

Total Costs (average per unit)

$152.35

$176,62

$162.95

$156.05

$115.82

Supplier Evaluation and Selection Process

Step 1: Identify requirements for supplier selection

Step 2: Determine key sourcing requirements

- Quality

- Cost

- Delivery Performance

- Technological Capabilities

Step 3: Determine sourcing strategy

- Single sourcing vs. multiple sourcing

- Domestic supplier vs. international supplier

Step 4: Identify potential supply sources

- Search intensity is different from the demand, based on the current supplier capacity requirements, and the importance of strategic needs

Step 5: Limit suppliers in selection pool

- Financial risk analysis

- Evaluation of previous performance

- Evaluation of supplier provided information

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