Journal of Purchasing and Materials Management · 1990 · 49 citations · 4 references
ManagementOperations ManagementSupply Chain ManagementContract TheoryNegotiationSupplier Relationship ManagementProcurementProcurement ContractsSupplier CollaborationSupplier NegotiationSupply Chain CollaborationTeam NegotiationBuyer-supplier ConflictJoint Cost ReductionOptimality ConditionsProcurement Cost ReductionProcurement NegotiationSupplier BargainingSupplier Negotiation Cost ImpactSupplier Relationship Negotiation
The relationship between supplier and customer in the United States is gradually changing from adversarial to cooperative. The potential benefits of collaborative negotiation typically have been developed only in highly specialized or unique operating situations. This article demonstrates the general superiority of cooperative negotiation, from the standpoint of overall cost reduction. It develops a generalized model and discusses some possible pitfalls in its implementation.
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