L4M6 CIPS Supplier Relationships Free Practice Exam Questions (2025 Updated)
Prepare effectively for your CIPS L4M6 Supplier Relationships certification with our extensive collection of free, high-quality practice questions. Each question is designed to mirror the actual exam format and objectives, complete with comprehensive answers and detailed explanations. Our materials are regularly updated for 2025, ensuring you have the most current resources to build confidence and succeed on your first attempt.
Which of the following are typical drivers for a partnership between the buyer and the supplier? Select the THREE that apply.
Francisco has entered a partnership with Pedro, who is a key supplier, and wants to ensure that the partnership achieves all of Francisco’s goals. As well as qualitative and quantitative KPIs, what other measures could Francisco take to ensure the partnership is a success?
Polly Manufacturing is a company which manufactures bicycle parts. It has several factories around the country and is one of the leading suppliers of wheels, bells and pedals. Which of the following is Polly Manufacturing likely to outsource? Select TWO options.
Agile Cars Ltd is creating a ‘lean’ business model which involves receiving deliveries of components only when they are required. Which of the following ‘wastes’ is being removed from the business?
Which of the following relationship types require the most investment from the buyer?
The procurement department is sourcing new uniforms for its housekeeping team. Although the housekeeping team in itself doesn’t hold a lot of power within the business, they have a high interest in the activity as it will be them who is wearing the items. When designing the specification, how should the procurement department manage the housekeeping team?
A low level of trust between parties can often lead to partnership relationships being unsuccessful and failing. Which of the following supports the protection of commercially sensitive information between both parties and can help to retain trust?
