Ensuring supplier compliance to stakeholder demands
(2017) In TVBp VBEM01 20171Construction Management
- Abstract
- Title: Ensuring Supplier Compliance to Stakeholder Demands
Author: Fanny Åklundh
Supervisors: Stefan Olander, Department of Building Production, LTH
Brian Sieben, Head of Sourcing Excellence, Hilti Group
Examiner: Radhlinah Aulin, Department of Building Production, LTH
Purpose: To create a conceptual framework for defining requirements for supplier qualification in terms of certificates and product compliance statements, and from these develop a process workflow for the case company, which will allow for all requirements to be fulfilled and validated. Ultimately, this will ensure legal compliance within the organisation and help mitigate the risks of supplier selection and supplier management.
Problem:
The study... (More) - Title: Ensuring Supplier Compliance to Stakeholder Demands
Author: Fanny Åklundh
Supervisors: Stefan Olander, Department of Building Production, LTH
Brian Sieben, Head of Sourcing Excellence, Hilti Group
Examiner: Radhlinah Aulin, Department of Building Production, LTH
Purpose: To create a conceptual framework for defining requirements for supplier qualification in terms of certificates and product compliance statements, and from these develop a process workflow for the case company, which will allow for all requirements to be fulfilled and validated. Ultimately, this will ensure legal compliance within the organisation and help mitigate the risks of supplier selection and supplier management.
Problem:
The study aims to answer three research questions:
• Who are the main stakeholders of concern regarding supplier compliance?
• How can stakeholder compliance demands be systematically codified?
• How can a standardised process, which allows for supplier compliance and internal transparency, be illustrated and communicated?
Method: The case study uses triangulation as method for research, mainly through documentation and interviews of a prolonged semi-structured design. The method of analysis used is threefold; stakeholder mapping, morphological codification and lastly business process model notation (BPMN), for the process illustration.
Conclusion: The key stakeholders in the supplier compliance process are governments, customers, suppliers, the family trust and the employees who work directly with supply as well as management. The study proposes to group the stakeholder demands in five types: those regarding the supplier profile, the terms of the partnering relationship, product content statements, product shipping and product approval. To handle such requirements, the process defined through BPMN should be used for the training of supply managers and communicated to all involved internal parties. To keep the process valid it needs to be continuously maintained and up to date with current stakeholder demands. (Less)
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- author
- Åklundh, Fanny LU
- supervisor
- organization
- course
- VBEM01 20171
- year
- 2017
- type
- H3 - Professional qualifications (4 Years - )
- subject
- keywords
- compliance, Stakeholder demands, supplier management, supplier selection, strategy, standardized processes
- publication/series
- TVBp
- report number
- 17/5552
- ISSN
- 1651-0380
- language
- English
- additional info
- Handledare: Stefan Olander
Bihandledare: Brian Sieben, Hilti
Examinator: Radhlinah Aulin - id
- 8928285
- date added to LUP
- 2017-11-10 15:01:43
- date last changed
- 2019-10-08 14:40:42
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Author: Fanny Åklundh
Supervisors: Stefan Olander, Department of Building Production, LTH
Brian Sieben, Head of Sourcing Excellence, Hilti Group
Examiner: Radhlinah Aulin, Department of Building Production, LTH
Purpose: To create a conceptual framework for defining requirements for supplier qualification in terms of certificates and product compliance statements, and from these develop a process workflow for the case company, which will allow for all requirements to be fulfilled and validated. Ultimately, this will ensure legal compliance within the organisation and help mitigate the risks of supplier selection and supplier management.
Problem:
The study aims to answer three research questions:
• Who are the main stakeholders of concern regarding supplier compliance?
• How can stakeholder compliance demands be systematically codified?
• How can a standardised process, which allows for supplier compliance and internal transparency, be illustrated and communicated?
Method: The case study uses triangulation as method for research, mainly through documentation and interviews of a prolonged semi-structured design. The method of analysis used is threefold; stakeholder mapping, morphological codification and lastly business process model notation (BPMN), for the process illustration.
Conclusion: The key stakeholders in the supplier compliance process are governments, customers, suppliers, the family trust and the employees who work directly with supply as well as management. The study proposes to group the stakeholder demands in five types: those regarding the supplier profile, the terms of the partnering relationship, product content statements, product shipping and product approval. To handle such requirements, the process defined through BPMN should be used for the training of supply managers and communicated to all involved internal parties. To keep the process valid it needs to be continuously maintained and up to date with current stakeholder demands.}},
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