SUPPLY CHAIN COLLABORATION Clause Samples
SUPPLY CHAIN COLLABORATION. 10.1 The Framework Members shall seek to establish and develop relationships with Supply Chain members that are complementary to the relationships under this Framework Agreement and that assist in the achievement of the Framework Objectives and Call Off Contract Objectives
10.2 The Framework Members shall participate in joint initiatives with each other with a view to establishing joint Supply Chain relationships with are designed to achieve:
10.2.1 improved prices;
10.2.2 improved warranties and other added value;
10.2.3 integrated briefs;
10.2.4 a consistent approach to ordering;
10.2.5 improved delivery;
10.2.6 a clear methodology for surveys, manufacture, supplies, installation and other specialist activities;
10.2.7 systems of joint performance review against agreed targets;
10.2.8 long-term commitments subject to achievement of agreed targets; and
10.2.9 terms and conditions that are reasonably acceptable to the Framework Members.
10.3 Each Service Provider shall procure that the payment terms of any of its contracts with third party contractors and suppliers (where such third-party contractors and suppliers are delivering any part of the works and services to be delivered by the Service Provider pursuant to a Call Off Contract) require payment to be made by the Service Provider to such third parties within thirty (30) calendar days.
SUPPLY CHAIN COLLABORATION. 2.3.1 Insight into supply chains
SUPPLY CHAIN COLLABORATION. Earlier in this study, for example quality management, supply chain quality management and supplier quality management have been defined. There are many different forms and principles with which different dimensions of quality can be clarified like for example Westscotts (2013) 8 principles of TQM defined earlier in this study. In all these earlier defined practises, the collaboration is present. In some researches the term cooperation is used with or instead of collaboration, though some argue collaboration is formed from cooperation. In fact, ▇▇▇▇▇ (1982) writes that, Collaboration practices, such as supply chain integration or joint planning, are evolved from coordination which developed from cooperation and open market negotiation. This kind of evolution form is shown in Figure