A Risk/Benefit Analysis of Sourcing Strategies¶
Treleven, M., & Bergman Schweikhart, S. (1988). A Risk/Benefit Analysis of Sourcing Strategies: Single vs. Multiple Sourcing. Journal of Operations Management, 7(3–4), 3-4.
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- Provider Load Split Table
- Its strength is that it makes allocation an explicit, ownable decision and hands the rebalancing and drift-monitoring steps a concrete target to work against, instead of leaving the split to whoever signed the last contract.
This sourceFrames the choice between single and multiple sourcing as an explicit managerial risk-benefit decision.
- Its strength is that it makes allocation an explicit, ownable decision and hands the rebalancing and drift-monitoring steps a concrete target to work against, instead of leaving the split to whoever signed the last contract.
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