Case Analysis Of Megashop

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Alex, the senior electronics buyer for MegaShop, saw a great potential in acquiring digital cameras model JX-25 after he found the demand forecast for that specific product to be high (Coyle, J., & Novack, R., 2011). He saw a great opportunity to profit from the demand for these digital cameras but he needed a supplier that would provide him with the quantity that he needed at a low price (Coyle, J., & Novack, R., 2011). He had three offers, one from a supplier based in Japan, a second offer from a supplier based in India, and a third offer from a supplier based in Ukraine(Coyle, J., & Novack, R., 2011). Each of these suppliers had different prices and different ways to deliver the merchandise that would result in different total costs (Coyle, …show more content…

What is the current price per camera in USD for the Foto Technika offer? What costs, responsibilities, and risks does MegaShop (the buyer) assume under EXW, Odessa Distribution Center? (Coyle, J., & Novack, R., 2011) The price per camera included in this offer is $200.Under the terms of Ex Works (EXW) MegaShop has all the responsibility and risks associated with the shipment. Foto Technika is only responsible for making the cargo available at its facility. This means that MegaShop will not only have to pay for the carriage and insurance but also pay for everything else needed for the merchandise to arrive at its destination. This offer if chosen will create great transportation costs and risks for MegaShop. 4. What other transportation costs and issues must Alex consider to make an effective supplier selection? (Coyle, J., & Novack, R., 2011) When selecting one of these offers Alex has to take into consideration transportation costs as well as product costs. He must also make sure that the company he plans to do business with is financially stable, and has good reputation and experience in the market. He needs to be aware of how much inventory carrying costs each offer would create. A good demand forecast and analyzing expected transit times are also essential in order to determine approximately how much inventory is

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