Partnering often has a requirement for open book. You are negotiating with a supplier who accepts the
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Partnering often has a requirement for ‘open book’. You are negotiating with a supplier who accepts the principle of open book but wants to know what you will use the information for.
He has given you an example. He has planned a profit of12.5 per cent. What happens if the open book shows that through his efficiencies he makes16.9 per cent? What would you tell him about the specific and the wider principle?
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Procurement And Supply Chain Management
ISBN: 9781292317915
10th Edition
Authors: Kenneth Lysons, Brian Farrington
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