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L4M2 Quick Exam-Ready Summary:

Business Case

Purchases, costs, benefits, cash flow, budgets, sectors.

Market Management

Info sources, cost types, TCO, benchmarking, Porter’s Forces.

Specifications

Spec types, ISO, risks, standardisation, value tools, stakeholders.

CIPS L4M2 Exam Focus Areas – 2025

“These are core learning areas, but CIPS may include questions from other parts of the syllabus.” ⚠️

1. Developing a Business Case for Procurement
  • Types of purchase: straight re-buy, modified re-buy, new purchase (when each is used).
  • Cost & benefit analysis: payback period.
  • Cash flow: positive and negative flows.
  • Budgeting: interpreting budgets, identifying budget variance.
  • Economic sectors: manufacturing, construction, agriculture, financial.

Align business case with organizational strategy, benefits, risks, and options.

  • Sources of information: primary and secondary.
  • Cost analysis: direct vs. indirect costs, fixed vs. variable costs.
  • Total cost of ownership (TCO).
  • Benchmarking: different types and applications.
  • Porter’s Five Forces: especially buyer’s and supplier’s bargaining power.

Use market intelligence to understand industry dynamics and inform sourcing.

  • Specification types: conformance vs. performance specification.
  • Standards: Common ISO standards.
  • Risks: over-specification vs. under-specification.
  • Standardisation: role in reducing costs and improving efficiency.
  • Value analysis vs. value engineering: similarities and differences.
  • Stakeholders’ roles in developing and managing specifications.

Through-life specification management: balancing short- and long-term needs. CIPS Official

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