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Market Research Report
Maximizing Value from the Supply Chain - Frost & Sullivan Speaks Candidly with U.S. Independent Automotive Repairers about Supplier Relationships
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Frost & Sullivan |
| Published |
June, 2009 |
Product code |
94034 |
| Content info |
125 Pages |
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Maximizing Value from the Supply Chain - Frost & Sullivan Speaks Candidly with U.S. Independent Automotive Repairers about Supplier Relationships published by Frost & Sullivan in June, 2009. This report consists of 125 Pages and the price starts from US $ 15000.
Abstract
An analysis of focus group feedback about automotive part supplier
relationships. Key areas addressed include part brands, when they use
different suppliers, decision matrix, as well as views on loyalty programs,
sales people and advertising programs.
Table of Contents
1 MAXIMIZING VALUE FROM THE SUPPLY CHAIN: FROST & SULLIVAN SPEAKS CANDIDLY WITH IRFS ABOUT SUPPLIER RELATIONSHIPS
- Frost & Sullivan Speaks Candidly with IRFs about Supplier Relationships
- Powerpoint Table of Contents
- Frost & Sullivan Speaks Candidly with IRFs about Supplier Relationships
- Transcripts
- Note to Reader and Introductions
- Outside Sales People
- Disadvantages of Dealing with Outside Sales People
- Impact of Outside Sales People
- Expanded Involvement of Outside Sales People
- Supplier Loyalty Programs
- Retail Channels
- Importance of Price
- Impact of Quality Delivery Time and Warranty
- Single Greatest Influence on Choice of Retail Channels
- Marketing Suppliers' Products
- Supplier Banner Programs
- Understanding the Impact and Frequency of Change for Banners
- Specific Part Suppliers
- Primary Part Suppliers
- Most Important Services of Suppliers
- Parts from Auto Dealers and Mass Merchandisers
- Price versus Customer Service Trade-off
- Online Parts Ordering
- Scheduled Parts Deliveries
- Prompt Payment Discounts
- What can Suppliers Improve
- Does a New Supplier Meet Expectations
- Brand Quality
- Conclusion
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