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课程名称：CIPS文凭L4M4伦理采购实践题 概述：本课程由CIPS（特许采购与供应学会）提供，旨在帮助L4M4考试考生通过一系列选择题练习，熟悉伦理及负责任采购的核心内容。这系列练习题涵盖了所有学习目标及子目标，由曾任CIPS首席考官、拥有超过30年教学经验的讲师Ian Tait BA(Hons) MBA DipPS MCIPS编写。 伦理与负责任采购的重要性：采购是一个容易受到不道德行为影响的商业领域。作为采购专业人士，我们每日都与供应市场打交道，这使我们面临伦理诱惑的风险。一些不诚实的潜在供应商可能会试图通过贿赂等个人利益来赢得合同。这一问题并不限于某一个地理市场或行业，腐败不仅对企业有害，对经济也构成威胁。本课程详细讨论这些问题，帮助采购专业人士理解相关风险并应对不当行为。 采购专业人士在识别和阻止供应链不良行为方面具有独特优势。工人被剥削、腐败、现代奴隶制、欺诈和盗窃等现象都可能出现在供应链中，而我们可以通过专业性积极遏制这些不正之风。 课程内容包括：您是否了解在采购时使用竞争的优势？您知道“比率分析”是什么吗？什么构成利益冲突？如果您发现这种情况该如何处理？什么是“三重底线”？您能根据CIPS区分“选择”和“授予”吗？您能区分主要数据和次要数据吗？ 如需与Ian联系，您可以通过本课程或通过LinkedIn搜索“J Ian Tait”找到他。
Ethical and Responsible Sourcing - The Chartered Institute of Procurement and SupplyA range of multiple-choice-type questions to enable L4M4 examination candidates to practise taking the official assessment in this subject. All Learning Outcomes and sub-Learning Outcomes are covered in this series of practice tests, which are written by Ian Tait BA(Hons) MBA DipPS MCIPS (Chartered), a former Chief Examiner to The Chartered Institute of Procurement and Supply, and a lecturer with over 30 years' experience of teaching CIPS subjects.About Ethical and Responsible Sourcing: Procurement is an area of business which is particularly vulnerable to unscrupulous practices. As procurement professionals we deal with the supply market on a daily basis, and this exposes us to risk of ethical temptation - some dishonest potential suppliers will try to win business from our employing organisation on the basis of offering us personal gains (ie bribery) in return for supply contracts. This problem is not restricted to any one geographical marketplace, or any one sector. Corruption is bad for business and bad for economies. This CIPS courses discusses these matters in detail, assisting procurement professionals to understand the issues and how to combat wrongdoing.Procurement professionals are also in an ideal position to spot and discourage undesirable practices in the supply chain. Exploitation of workers, corruption, modern slavery, fraud, theft, etc can all be found in supply chains and we can actively through our professionalism deter some of these wrongs.Do you know the advantages of using competition when procuring?Do you know what 'ratio analysis' is? What constitutes a conflict of interest? And what do you do if you find one?What is the 'triple bottom line'?Can you distinguish 'selection' from 'award' according to CIPS?Do you know your primary data from your secondary data? You can contact Ian via this Udemy course or via Ian's LinkedIn profile page (search 'J Ian Tait' on LinkedIn)
