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GB/T 33456-2016 in English

GB/T 33456-2016 in English

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Criteria for supplier management in industrial enterprises

  • Issued on:2016-12-30
  • Implemented on:2017-07-01
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Introduction

Industrial Enterprise Supplier Management Evaluation Criteria: In-depth Interpretation of GB/T 33456-2016

Standard Development Background and Technology Evolution Analysis

With the acceleration of globalization, it has become a trend for enterprises to outsource non-core businesses. In order to achieve the goals of customer satisfaction, productivity, profit and sustainable success, the importance of supplier management has become increasingly prominent. The GB/T 33456-2016 standard aims to help enterprises evaluate the maturity of their supplier management, identify strengths and weaknesses, and provide a platform for mutual learning, thereby promoting the overall development and performance improvement of the supply chain.

Supplier Management Principles

Management Principles Related Scoring Terms Keywords
Strategic Vision 4.1.2 Strategy, 4.2.2 Supply Resource Development, 4.3.2 Improvement of Supplier Management Supply Chain Optimization, Strategic Cooperation, Category Analysis
Integrity and Communication 4.1.1 Leadership, 4.2.3 Supplier Relationship Management, 4.4.1 Quality, Cost and Delivery Results Partnership, Social Responsibility, Code of Ethics
Shared responsibility and mutual benefit 4.2.1 Operational planning, 4.3.1 Self-evaluation of supplier management, 4.4.3 Supplier relationship, improvement and resource results Green supply chain, risk control, procurement cost

Standard framework comparison table (core dimension)

Dimension 1: Leadership and strategy of supplier management

  • Senior leadership role and resource allocation
  • Strategy formulation and implementation of supplier management
  • Social responsibility and risk management

Dimension 2: Operation of supplier management

  • Supply resource development and procurement process control
  • Supplier performance evaluation and improvement mechanism
  • Change control and risk response strategy

Dimension 3: Results of Supplier Management

  • Quality, cost and delivery results
  • Social responsibility performance
  • Supplier relationship and resource optimization effect

Implementation Suggestions Chapter

1. Establish a systematic supplier management framework: Enterprises should formulate detailed supplier management strategies and annual plans based on GB/T 33456-2016 and their own characteristics. Focus on the setting and decomposition of key performance indicators.

2. Strengthen supply chain collaboration: Promote suppliers to transform from traditional buyer-seller relationships to mutually beneficial and win-win models through the establishment of strategic partnerships, joint technology research and design development.

3. Promote continuous improvement mechanisms: Implement PDCA cycle improvements based on self-evaluation and performance analysis of supplier management. Encourage technological innovation and management optimization, such as the application of Six Sigma management and supply chain Six Sigma methods.

4. Strengthen risk management and business continuity: Develop emergency plans and response measures for potential risks in supplier management. Ensure the stable operation of the enterprise supply chain through business continuity management (BCM).

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