Chapter 4 Selecting vendor in offshore outsourcing environment
4.1 Introduction
Supply chain is defined as a linkage of various entities that are entrusted with the responsibilities of product development, material procurement and material movement between facilities, and manufacturing and distribution of finished products to the end customer. For a successful and competitive supply chain, each link must be very strong. The stronger the link, the easier and the better the process outcome; and the strength of the link in the supply chain principally depends on the vendor selection. Vendors play an important role in meeting the requirements of production, delivery and service with respect to the products. For any ...
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