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Index
Cover Page Global Sourcing in the Textile and Apparel Industry Preface Chapter 1 Introduction to Global Sourcing
Learning Objectives Global sourcing
Historical background Current status of global sourcing Pros and cons of global sourcing
Definition of global sourcing
Sourcing, global sourcing, and outsourcing Sourcing and supply chain
Global sourcing in the textile and apparel supply chain Goals of global sourcing and sustainability
The goal of businesses’ economic improvement
Cost Reduction Productivity Growth Value Acquisition Quick Response and Flexible Product Supply Supply Assurance Quality Assurance Efficient Capacity Management
The goal of social responsibility The goal of environmental responsibility
Job requirements and responsibilities for sourcing personnel in today’s marketplace Summary Key Terms Learning Activities References
Chapter 2 Theoretical perspective of global sourcing
Learning Objectives International trade theories for global sourcing
Law of supply and demand Comparative advantage theory Porter’s competitive advantage of nations
1. Factor Conditions 2. Demand Conditions 3. Related and Supporting Industries 4. Firm Strategy, Structure, and Rivalry 5. GOVERNMENT AND CHANCES
Fragmentation theory Industry life cycle theory
Industry Life Cycle Theory Defined Global Textile and Apparel Industry from the Industry Life Cycle Perspective
Strategic sourcing theories
Resource-based view of the firm Resource dependence theory Strategic choice theory Sociocognitive theory Critical theory
Summary Key Terms Learning Activities References
Chapter 3 Global Trends, Business Types, and Global Sourcing
Learning Objectives Global sourcing and the changed market environment Business types
Textile complex versus softgoods industry North American Industry Classification System
Major Economic Subsectors Textile and Apparel Manufacturing Subsector Textile and Apparel Retail Subsector Textile and Apparel Wholesale Trade Subsector
Global sourcing by different business types
Manufacturers and Global Sourcing Retailers and Global Sourcing Wholesalers and Global Sourcing Import Intermediaries and Global Sourcing
Summary Key Terms Learning Activities References
Chapter 4 Global Sourcing Options
Learning Objectives Make or Buy?
Cost minimization criterion Profit maximization criterion Capabilities criterion Risk reduction criterion
Sourcing options
Direct sourcing CMT contracting Full-package sourcing Joint venture sourcing
Factors for evaluating sourcing options
Cost Quality Lead time Social and environmental compliance issues The place Consistency
Summary Key Terms Learning Activities References
Chapter 5 Global Sourcing Step 1: New Product Development
Learning Objectives Seven core steps of global sourcing Step 1: New product development
Global sourcing and new product development Global sourcing and line reviews Global sourcing and product classifications
Harmonized Tariff Schedule of the United States Rates of Duty in New Product Development
Summary Key Terms Learning Activities References
Chapter 6 Global Sourcing Step 2: Macro Environmental Analysis for Supplier Selection
Learning Objectives Step 2: Macro environmental analysis for supplier selection Macro environmental factors
PEST analysis Enforcement of intellectual property rights Trade barriers and trade agreements Trade barriers
Tariffs Quotas
Trade agreements
Free Trade Agreements
Trade preference programs
AGOA ATPDEA CBTPA HOPE, HOPE II, HELP Utilization Rates of TPPs
Summary Key Terms Learning Activities References
Chapter 7 Global Sourcing Step 3: Micro-Level Analysis for Supplier Selection
Learning Objectives Step 3: Micro-level analysis for supplier selection Analyses of suppliers at a micro level
Right conditions
Social and Environmental Compliances Customs-Trade Partnership Against Terrorism
Right products Right quality Right time Right price
Direct Cost
Ex point of origin.  Free along side.  Free on board.  Cost, insurance, and freight.  Cost and freight.  Landed duty paid.  Delivered duty paid.  Examples of initial costing. 
Indirect Cost
Summary Key Terms Learning Activities References
Chapter 8 Global Sourcing Step 4: Purchase Order and Methods of Payment
Learning Objectives Step 4: Purchase order and methods of payment Purchase order issuance
Product identification number Product descriptions Contract Quantity Price per unit, total contractual amount, and terms of the price Delivery date and method Other terms and conditions
Payment method negotiation
Consignment sales Open account Documentary collection (documentary draft) Letter of credit Cash in advance Evaluation of payment terms
Summary Key Terms Learning Activities References
Chapter 9 Global Sourcing Step 5: Preproduction, Production, and Quality Assurance
Learning Objectives Step 5: Preproduction, production, and quality assurance Preproduction, production, and quality monitoring
Preproduction approval Label preparation and approvals
Fiber Content Country of Origin Identity of Manufacturer or Responsible Party Care Labeling Rule Label Preparation and Approval
Production monitoring through a time & action calendar
Quality assurance
Apparel quality regulations
Flammability Regulations of Toys and Children’s Articles with Small Parts Consumer Product Safety Improvement Act of 2008 Other Restricted Substances Voluntary Guide for Drawstrings on Children’s Outerwear
Final goods inspection
Visual Inspection of Fabric Fabric and Garment Performance Testing Other Performance Testing Final Audits
Application of quality assurance policies
Summary Key Terms Learning Activities References
Chapter 10 Global Sourcing Step 6: Logistics and Importing Processes
Learning Objectives Step 6: Logistics and importing processes Logistics
Materials management and physical distribution Approaches to logistics decisions
Systems Approach Total Cost Approach Opportunity Cost Approach
Logistics functions
Labeling Packing and Packaging Traffic Management Inventory and Storage
Transportation modes
Air Transportation Ocean Freight Land Transportation
Freight forwarders
Importing procedures
Entry documents Entry process Special duties Special notes for textile and apparel importers
Summary Key Terms Learning Activities References
Chapter 11 Global Sourcing Step 7: Sourcing Performance Evaluation
Learning Objectives Step 7: Sourcing performance evaluation Sourcing performance evaluation
Metrics of economic performance of global sourcing Social and environmental performance of global sourcing Wise balance between economic, social, and environmental performance
Summary Key Terms Learning Activities References
Chapter 12 Current and Future Global Sourcing
Learning Objectives Major changes in global sourcing from 2007 to 2011 Key trends in current global sourcing
Unstable commodity prices Significant risks to global sourcing strategy Key factors for choosing suppliers Technology utilization
The future of global sourcing Summary Learning Activities References
Index
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