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The Defining Business Needs module is assessed through an exam that consists of 60 multiple-choice questions. L4M2 exam is designed to test the knowledge and skills acquired by professionals during the module. L4M2 Exam is timed and must be completed within two hours. Professionals who successfully pass the exam will receive a certificate of completion from CIPS.

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CIPS L4M2 (Defining Business Needs) Certification Exam is designed to test the knowledge and skills of professionals who are involved in the process of defining business needs. L4M2 exam is an essential part of the CIPS (Chartered Institute of Procurement and Supply) certification program and is a requirement for professionals who wish to obtain the CIPS Level 4 Diploma in Procurement and Supply.

CIPS Defining Business Needs Sample Questions (Q136-Q141):

NEW QUESTION # 136
Lider Ltd is a leading bathroom furniture manufacturer in Indi
a. The company has more than 30 years experience in the market with extended knowledge of engineering and customers' taste. Lider is planning to launch a new type of bath fitting next year which offers Bluetooth connectivity and thermostat display. The company gathers a team of multi-disciplines, including engineering, procurement, sales and marketing. At the first team meeting, the project leader tells the team to discuss which functions will be valued by the customers, and how to deliver those functions with the lowest costs possible. Which of the following describes the process that the project team is undertaking?

Answer: D

Explanation:
From the scenario, you can see that the project team is developing a new product. They start with analysing the functions, and the costs of delivering those functions. This is a typical process of value engineering. You may read more on value engineering from the reference paper.
Reference:
- CIPS study guide page 171-173
- Value Analysis - Norwood Whittle (cimaglobal.com)
- A CASE STUDY ANALYSIS THROUGH THE IMPLEMENTATION OF VALUE ENGI-NEERING (researchgate.net) LO 3, AC 3.4


NEW QUESTION # 137
Company A sells a product for $100. The total unit variable costs are $60. Fixed costs as in its ac-count are
$20,000. How many products does the company have to sell to achieve break-even point?

Answer: B

Explanation:
Break even point = Fixed costs/(Price-variable cost). In this case, break even point = 20,000/(100-60) = 500 Reference: CIPS study guide page 28-29 LO 1, AC 1.2


NEW QUESTION # 138
Which of the following are examples of environmental and social criteria in supplier tender evaluation?
* Compliance with labour standards
* Carbon footprint measures
* Compliance with technical specification
* After-sales maintenance service levels

Answer: B

Explanation:
Comprehensive and Detailed Explanation (from CIPS L4M2 - Sustainable Procurement Evaluation) Environmental criteria: carbon emissions, waste, resource efficiency.
Social criteria: labour standards, equality, community impact.
Thus, 1 and 2 fit perfectly.
Items 3 and 4 are quality or service considerations, not sustainability metrics.
Relevant L4M2 references:
* "Incorporating sustainability in tender evaluation"
* "Triple bottom line and responsible sourcing"


NEW QUESTION # 139
A procurement manager is writing a conformance specification for a non-core component. She thinks that if the requirements in specification are higher than ISO standards, her company can achieve greater cost- savings. Is the procurement manager's opinion correct?

Answer: A

Explanation:
The specification that is produced too detailed will incur unnecessary cost because it does not allow suppliers to use their expertise in finding the most efficient way to produce it.
'No, because higher requirements in specification, the greater bargaining power of buying organi-sation': more detailed specifications could tighten the supplier base and potentially leave buying organisation with fewer potential supplier. This may reduce buyer's bargaining power in negotia-tion.
'Yes, because higher requirements will help buying organisation find the best supplier': in some circumstances, higher requirements will lead to smaller supplier base. In the worst scenario, there is no supplier who has capability to carry out those requirements
'Yes, because optimising the specification is the only method to achieve value for money': There are other methods to achieve cost saving and value for money, inter alia, volume concentration, relationship restructuring, etc.


NEW QUESTION # 140
A charity is reviewing their spend and budget after an operation in flooded areas. They realise that the operators save money against the budgeting plan. This saving is known as...?

Answer: C

Explanation:
The difference between the actual spend and budgeted spend is known as variance. The formula for variance is:
Variance = Actual spend - Budgeted spend
Variances can be adverse/unfavourable or favourable ie they can be positive or negative.
Be very careful with these terms. A positive or a negative variance may be favourable or it may be adverse/ unfavourable.
Adverse variances
Adverse variances are those variances that are unfavourable to the firm. Examples would be sales below plan; costs above budget, cash receipts lower than expected, and overtime payment more than forecast.
Favourable variances
Favourable variances are those variances that are beneficial to the business. Examples would be sales ahead of plan, costs below budget, and wages below forecast.
Positive variance
A positive variance occurs where 'actual' exceeds 'planned' or 'budgeted' value. Examples might be actual sales are ahead of the budget.
Negative variance
A negative variance occurs where 'actual' is less than 'planned' or 'budgeted' value. Examples would be when the raw materials cost less than expected, sales were less than predicted, and labour costs were below the budgeted figure.
When the operators create saving, it means that the Actual spend is less than Budgeted spend. Therefore the variance is negative.


NEW QUESTION # 141
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