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L4M8日本語問題集、L4M8必殺問題集

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CIPS L4M8試験では、サプライヤーの選択、契約交渉、リスク管理、倫理的考慮事項など、調達およびサプライチェーン管理に関連するさまざまなトピックをカバーしています。この試験は、これらの概念を現実世界のシナリオで適用し、組織の目的と一致する情報に基づいた決定を下す候補者の能力をテストするように設計されています。

CIPS L4M8試験は、調達とサプライチェーン管理に関連する幅広いトピックをカバーしています。試験は5つのユニットに分けられます。これには、調達および供給の原則、調達および供給機能、調達および供給プロセス、調達および供給システム、調達と供給の関係が含まれます。この試験は、現実世界のシナリオで知識とスキルを適用する候補者の能力を評価するように設計されています。

CIPS L4M8は、Chartered Institute of Procurement and Supply（CIPS）が提供する調達と供給の認定試験です。この認定は、この分野でのスキルと知識を向上させようとしている調達専門家向けに設計されています。この試験では、調達戦略、交渉スキル、契約管理、サプライヤーの関係管理など、さまざまなトピックについて説明します。

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L4M8必殺問題集 & L4M8テストサンプル問題

当社は、L4M8トレーニング資料の研究と革新への資本投資を絶えず増やし、国内および国際市場でのL4M8学習資料の影響を拡大しています。私たちのL4M8練習の高い品質と合格率は、テストのL4M8認定の準備をするときにクライアントが学習資料を購入することを選択する98％以上を疑問視しているためです。私たちは、業界と絶えず拡大しているクライアントベースの間で良い評判を確立しています。

CIPS Procurement and Supply in Practice 認定 L4M8 試験問題 (Q169-Q174):

質問 # 169
Explain which factors should be considered when deciding the quantity of a product to order.

正解：

解説：
When reviewing supplier's response the procurement professional should consider the right quantity of product or service that has to be ordered at anytime as against the price to decide how to gain the best cost.
Factors to consider include the following
(1)Cost of inventory
(2) cost of insurance
(3) cost of transportation.
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質問 # 170
Research the ethical standard or accreditation of an industry with which you are familiar.

正解：

解説：
If a supplier is accredited or is a member of an association that promotes good ethical conduct, a statement to this effect is likely to be featured on its company documentation. This could be in a form of letters after the organization name or the authorized use of logo.
Accreditation information should be verified by procurement professionals either asking organiza-tion for certification to prove membership or accreditation or checking on a professional register.
Below are associated bodies that form some industries.
1. ISO 14001 - for quality management
2. CIPS - for procurement and Supply
3. Red Tractor - NGO Registered in the UK, promoting human right
4. Amnesty International - human right
5. Carbon Trust - For Carbon neutral status.
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質問 # 171
What Incoterm applies here?
The goods are considered 'delivered' at the point of release from the supplier's premises or another name place. The supplier is not responsible for loading or transporting the goods and does not have to arrange export clearance - this must be arranged by the buyer. The risk is on the buyer from this point.
a) EXW - Ex Works
b) FCA - Free Career
c) CPT - Carriage Paid To
d) CIP - Carriage and Insurance Paid to

A. CIP - Carriage and Insurance Paid to
B. FCA - Free Career
C. EXW - Ex Works
D. CPT - Carriage Paid To

正解：C

質問 # 172
Maximum Score: 25
Explain the elements that Lucie should include in her analysis based on whole-life asset management.
(25 marks)
Water Works Limited
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Water Works Limited is the regulated public authority for the provision of clean and waste water services in the Southern region. The procurement manager, Lucie James, has been asked to review the contract for the supply of vehicles across Water Works ' ten regional offices. The vehicles are currently hired from Vehicle Press, but several vehicle breakdowns have created operational issues on Water Works sites. There are currently 200 vehicles in the fleet. Some of these are now several years old and running costs are increasing.
Lucie reviewed the contract with Vehicle Press and is aware that the expiry date of the contract is at the end of the current year. Water Works has the option to extend the contract. Lucie undertakes a review of Vehicle Press ' contract performance and the specification for vehicles, together with the number of vehicles that will be required in the future. Following this, Lucie presents the analysis of the options available to the operations director, Anna Cabo, in a procurement strategy report. Lucie ' s report presents the following three options;
1. Extend the contract with Vehicle Press Limited for the hire of the vehicles 2. Re-tender the contract to the open market for the provision of hired vehicles Purchase the vehicles instead of hiring them from the open market.
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3. Purchase the vehicles instead of hiring them from the open market. Anna ' s decision is to progress with option three to purchase the vehicles, as there are capital funds available for strategic purchases in the current year. To proceed, Anna must generate a business case for presentation to the senior leadership team. Anna asks Lucie to prepare a detailed whole life asset management analysis for the provision of the vehicles to support her business case.

正解：

解説：
See the answer in explanation below.
Explanation:
3. Explain the elements that Lucie should include in her analysis based on whole-life asset management.
(25 marks)
Whole-life asset management means evaluating the total cost and value of an asset over its full life , not just the initial purchase price. CIPS explains this as whole-life costing / total cost of ownership , covering acquisition, usage and end-of-life costs. ISO 55000 also states that asset management should consider assets over their life cycles to realise value for the organisation.
In Water Works' case, Lucie should include the following elements in her analysis of purchasing the 200 vehicles.
1. Initial acquisition costs
Lucie should first calculate the purchase price of the vehicles. This includes not only the price of each vehicle, but also delivery charges, registration, taxes, any fit-out requirements, signage, tracking systems and initial insurance. This is important because the capital cost will be high for a fleet of 200 vehicles, so the business case must show the full upfront investment rather than just the list price. CIPS notes that whole-life costing includes purchase price and acquisition cost .
2. Operating and running costs
A major element is the cost of operating the vehicles during their working life. Lucie should estimate fuel or energy costs, servicing, maintenance, repairs, tyres, road tax and insurance. This is especially relevant because the case states that some current vehicles are several years old and running costs are increasing . Therefore, Lucie should compare the likely running costs of new vehicles with the current hired fleet to show whether ownership offers better long-term value. CIPS identifies usage cost as a core part of total cost of ownership.
3. Reliability and performance
Lucie should assess how reliable the vehicles are expected to be over time. The case already mentions several breakdowns causing operational issues on Water Works sites. Therefore, her analysis should include the likely cost of breakdowns, lost productivity, missed site visits, delays to operations and possible emergency replacement vehicles. This is important because a cheaper vehicle may not represent best value if it is unreliable and disrupts service delivery. Whole-life asset management is about the value delivered over the asset life, not only cost. ISO guidance emphasises value, risk and outcomes across the lifecycle.
4. Maintenance strategy and support arrangements
Lucie should include how the vehicles will be maintained once purchased. For example, she should assess whether servicing will be outsourced, managed through manufacturer warranties, or supported by local garages across the ten regional offices. She should also consider the availability of spare parts and support response times. This matters because purchasing the fleet transfers more responsibility for asset upkeep to Water Works compared with hiring.
5. Asset life and replacement cycle
Another important element is the expected useful life of the vehicles. Lucie should estimate how long the vehicles will remain economically and operationally effective before replacement is needed. This should include mileage, intensity of use, operating conditions and likely deterioration. Since Water Works operates across ten regional offices, some vehicles may experience heavier use than others. A whole-life analysis should therefore include assumptions on replacement timing and fleet renewal planning.
6. Residual value and disposal value
Lucie should include the likely residual value of the vehicles at the end of their useful life. If Water Works owns the vehicles, they may be sold, traded in or auctioned. This means the organisation may recover some value at the end of the asset life. She should also include any disposal costs, such as decommissioning, collection, administration or environmentally compliant disposal. CIPS notes that whole-life costing includes end-of-life cost .
7. Financing and cost of capital
Although capital funds are available, Lucie should still consider the financial impact of tying up funds in vehicle ownership. The analysis should show whether using capital for vehicles represents best value compared with other strategic uses of funds. She may also include depreciation and the effect on budgets over time. This is important because purchasing assets creates a different financial commitment from hiring them.
8. Specification and fitness for purpose
Lucie should review whether the chosen vehicles meet operational needs. This includes vehicle size, load capacity, durability, fuel efficiency, suitability for site conditions and any specialist requirements for water service operations. A whole-life approach requires the asset to be fit for purpose, because a poor specification can increase maintenance costs and reduce operational value later in the lifecycle.
9. Risk analysis
Lucie should include risks associated with ownership. These may include unexpected repair costs, changes in fuel prices, asset obsolescence, poor resale values, non-availability of parts and the risk that operational needs change during the asset life. She should compare these ownership risks with the risks under hiring arrangements. ISO 55000 highlights that asset management should consider risks and opportunities throughout the lifecycle .
10. Sustainability and regulatory factors
As a regulated public authority, Water Works should also consider environmental and regulatory issues.
Lucie's analysis should include emissions, fuel efficiency, possible transition to lower-emission vehicles, compliance requirements and disposal obligations. This is relevant because public sector organisations are expected to consider long-term environmental impact as well as cost.
11. Whole-life comparison against hiring
Finally, Lucie should compare the total whole-life cost of buying against the alternatives of extending the current hire contract or re-tendering for hired vehicles . This comparison should include all acquisition, usage, maintenance and end-of-life costs, as well as service reliability and operational value. CIPS describes whole-life costing as an end-to-end cost estimate to support procurement decisions.
Conclusion
In conclusion, Lucie's whole-life asset management analysis should not focus only on the purchase price of the vehicles. It should include acquisition costs, operating costs, maintenance, reliability, useful life, replacement cycle, residual value, disposal costs, finance implications, specification, risk and sustainability considerations . By analysing all these elements, Lucie can show whether purchasing the fleet gives Water Works better long-term value than continuing to hire vehicles. This is the main purpose of whole- life asset management.

質問 # 173
Which type of power is most likely to be used in corruption?

正解：

解説：
The abuse of power within the supply chain can be linked to corruption. If individuals with seniority favor one supplier over another, they can exercise their power to award the contract to whoever they wish. According to CIPS code of conduct, this is not acceptable.
According to French and Raven, there are five types of power (Legitimate power, Reward, Expert, Referent and Coercive), and these powers can most likely be used in corruption.

質問 # 174
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