PGMP · Question #212
During the selection of source process, you assign certain points towards various categories to judge the vendors. Which type of source selection process is it?
The correct answer is C. Weighting system. A weighting system assigns numerical weights or points to predefined evaluation criteria (e.g., technical capability, price, experience) to score and rank vendors objectively. This reduces personal bias and allows for a structured comparison. It differs from: a screening system (
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During the selection of source process, you assign certain points towards various categories to judge the vendors. Which type of source selection process is it?
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- ABenefit-cost analysis
- BScreening system
- CWeighting system
- DPreferred vendor list
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(22 responses)- A5% (1)
- B5% (1)
- C91% (20)
Explanation
A weighting system assigns numerical weights or points to predefined evaluation criteria (e.g., technical capability, price, experience) to score and rank vendors objectively. This reduces personal bias and allows for a structured comparison. It differs from: a screening system (which eliminates vendors that fail to meet minimum thresholds), a benefit-cost analysis (which compares total benefits against total costs), and a preferred vendor list (a pre-approved list of vendors).
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