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Essay heading: Jose Ignacio Lopez de Arriortua Case
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February 17, 2000 |
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Since Toyota and Honda approached the suppliers initially by giving them small contracts and awarding them with bigger, long term contracts, they built trust with the suppliers. GM and Ford has to either find new suppliers and treat them more appropriately, or hope that the same suppliers will believe they will be treated different, especially for the long term... displayed 300 characters
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I believe that sometimes Lopez used his supplier power appropriately and sometimes he did not. Lopez was able to get good results at each of his positions, showing he knew what he was doing. This is what kept him rising in the ranks of GM. Lopez did focus heavily on pricing, which does not lead to long term supplier relationships... displayed next 300 characters
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