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thanks

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I’m not too sure, but it is on the syllabus right?

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thanks Gromit. do you agree that, I could use the above technique, to tackle any question 1? (and don’t using anything that is not relevant)

cheers

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thanks gromit!

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thanks!

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hi there,
do you have the link for the tony surridge 2014 mock tests?

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any mnemonics would be greatly appreciated as well!
Please email on sonnydavies@hotmail.co.uk

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thanks Gromit. so why is just in time supplying mentioned on the syllabus, if it doesn’t really work in the real world?. in what type of questions, would we have to talk about just in time supplying? Surely, we couldn’t suggest a strategy of changing all their supplying to just in time?
Many thanks

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Thanks very much Gromit 🙂

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Hi,
That’s helped a lot. many thanks!

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That’s fine Gromit, hope you had a nice christmas and new year. Thanks for the advice, I will definitely bear this in mind.
thanks

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Thanks! Once again , your help has been invaluable!

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Thanks very much . Your help is greatly appreciated! 10/10!

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Thanks gromit! Another question has sprung to mind in regards to value chain analysis! Why is inbound logistics a primary activity in the sense of the customer being interested with this? (I can see why they are interested in the other primary activities like outbound logistics, marketing and sales etc) .If the customer is interested with this, why isn’t procurement considered a primary activity? Cheers

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Right I see! Thanks! In regards to these issues, how would these usually come up in an exam? Would it be where you would make recommendations on having a logistics company?

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Hi Gromit,
Many thanks for your explanation. I have one more question. If the supplier arranges to deliver the material, would the supplier themselves pay for this? For example, Tesco could agree to do business with a supplier if they agree to pay the delivery costs. Or is it that, the organisation (e.g Tesco) will always pay for the delivery costs regardless if it’s being delivered by the supplier, by their own transport or by their own logistics company.

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Thought it was ok but struggled on exam technique! Was panicking , when I got to 90 mins, as I hadn’t finished question 1! How did you guys use your 15 mins before the paper started?

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thanks very much! that was such a great help! best of luck in your studies!

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Thank you so much! It does make sense now! Have you found that questions in the exam have been similar to Devro’s Corporate Governance then? Cheers

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thank you! good luck to you!

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Sorry! Not the AAA’s! The above relates to the stakeholders concerns with corporate social responsibility !

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Thanks mate! That really helps! Do you have a link for that lecture please? I have one for the AAA’s 7 stages in dealing with ethical dilemmas ; please eat salad soup sandwiches regularly dad (pristine capitalist , expedients, social contract, social ecologist , socialist, radical feminist, deep ecologist). Do you know what are the tips for what will come up this December?

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Yes! lets do this! ive heard of the hairdrift one, but what is ” + is, Professional Lectures Find Responsible Students”

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when are the answers to the paper on the acca website guys?

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@stuartkelly took the words out of my mouth

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