Price Determination and Forecasting in Procurement
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Price Determination and Forecasting in Procurement
- 1. Price Determination and Forecasting in Procurement
- 2. Price Determination With any purchase of raw materials some type of cost analysis is required. A part of this analysis is verification of pricing. Thus the process of determining the cost of procuring the raw materials is called price determination
- 3. Techniques of Price Determination Comparison of Competitive Bids Comparison of Prior Quotations Prices Set by Law or Regulation Rough Yardstick Comparisons
- 4. Comparison of Competitive Bids Best way for validating price. Comparing prices of three or more suppliers for the same product. Total cost of acquisition is the real cost that must be compared. Analysis on why a particular quotation is selected is required.
- 5. Prices Set by Law or Regulation Pronouncement is done by referring to pricing structure given by law or regulation
- 6. Comparison of Prior Quotations Comparing recent quotations for the same product to determine the viability of the current quotation. It is helpful when timing of the acquisition is critical
- 7. Rough Yardstick Comparisons Comparing like items based on measurable similarities such as price per unit .
- 8. Technical Analysis It is used when it is difficult to find comparable items or services. The analysis is on the basis of: 1. List of materials and their cost. 2. Number and kinds of labour hours required. 3. Any special tooling and facilities proposed. 4. A reasonable plan for use and disposal of scrap. 5. Any other cost, including profit, relevant to the cost of providing the service or item.
- 9. Price Forecasting Price forecasting is predicting a commodity/product/service price by evaluating various factors like its characteristics, demand, seasonal trends, other commodities’ prices (i.e. fuel), offers from numerous suppliers, etc In general, price forecasting is done by the means of: Descriptive analytics Predictive analytics
- 10. Descriptive analytics Data Collection, Analysis, Interpretation and Presentation. Transforming Raw observation into knowledge one can understand. It’s a summary of Historical Data.
- 11. Predictive analytics To forecast the probability of future events, outcomes, or values in the context of price predictions. Requires statistical techniques. For example: Data Mining and Machine Learning
- 12. Factors Affecting Price Forecasting Demand Supply Weather Fuel Market
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