CIPS Global Logistics Strategy L6M10 Exam Questions

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Question 1

In the context of original equipment manufacturers (OEMs) and their strategic choices, what is a key factor that may influence whether an OEM chooses to build their own brand or work as a supply partner to a major buyer?



Answer : D

The relationship between the OEM and the buyer influences strategic decisions, as a weak partnership may push the OEM to develop its own brand. [P-40]


Question 2

A multinational corporation decides to divest ownership of its subsidiaries, vendors, and suppliers to focus on product strategy. What term best describes this strategic shift?



Answer : B

Vertical disintegration occurs when corporations divest their ownership of subsidiaries and suppliers to focus on innovation. [P-107]


Question 3

Why might an organization opt for centralized inventory handling instead of regionalized handling?



Answer : B

Centralized inventory handling reduces capital investment in regional distribution facilities, allowing for cost efficiency. [P-7]


Question 4

ABCTech, a company specializing in electronic waste recycling, is considering implementing a new reverse logistics program to improve its environmental initiatives. However, they are concerned about the costs associated with compliance. What role does legislation play in ABCTech's decision-making regarding reverse logistics?



Answer : B

Legislation motivates organizations to carry out reverse logistics and other environmental initiatives to improve their reputation. [P-176]


Question 5

Why are online returns a significant concern in reverse logistics?



Answer : C

E-commerce returns are nearly double counter sales returns, increasing complexity. [P-150]


Question 6

What distinguishes "inbound" and "outbound" in reverse logistics?



Answer : D

Inbound = receiving returns; outbound = returning products to customers. [P-181]


Question 7

What should John, an international trade lawyer, consider when deciding whether to rely on precedent in an international trade dispute?



Answer : C

John should consider whether the case presents entirely new circumstances, as international precedent is not always binding. [P-120]


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