Supply Chain Management An International Journal · 2006 · 45 citations · 4 references
ManagementAccountingSupply Chain ManagementCost AccountingManagerial AccountingSupply Chain StrategyPurchasing ManagementSupplier AuditingSupplier AuditsSupplier ManagementSupplier Performance ManagementCo-creation With StakeholdersEthical Standards DevelopmentPurchasing EthicsSupplier Value Analysis
Purpose To not only help with price quality and reliability and speed of delivery but also to enhance value analysis, make‐or‐buy analysis and supplier audits and certification. Planning may also be enhanced and assistance may be derived in maintaining ethical standards. Design/methodology/approach An integration of the managerial accounting and purchasing functions is discussed and illustrated. It is hypothesized that synergy can be gained by the organization and related stakeholders. Findings The purchasing function in business organizations is becoming increasingly important, and synergies can be gain by integrating the purchasing and managerial accounting functions. Originality/value By integrating the purchasing and managerial accounting functions, costs can be reduced and quality can be increased.
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Full-Cost Pricing and the Illusion of Satisficing
David Burgstahler, Eric W. Noreen · SSRN Electronic Journal · 1997 · 23 citations · Full text
DEBUNKING 5 SUPPLY CHAIN MYTHS
Paul S. Bender · Supply chain management review · 2000 · 22 citations
Management, Supply Chain Management, Supply Chain Strategy +8