Abstract
This thesis is compiled to analyze supplier selection in Mayora Group, which is a Fast Moving Consumer Goods (FMCG) company, with the object of research using Corn Starch as raw material for making glucose creamer on Kopiko and Torabika items. Based on the criteria that have previously been used by the company, the researcher develops the criteria, sub-criteria for supplier selection and supplier classification as well as consistency test from respondents’ answers based on the level of experience and competence of the 4 departments related to the procurement process of raw material imports so that priority suppliers are selected from the current existing suppliers. The determination of supplier selection criteria is calculated based on the weight of the criteria. This criterion weighting is applied through the Analytical Hierarchy Process method. Based on the results of the study, 7 criteria are obtained for the supplier selection, in order of the highest to the lowest priority: Quality, Price, Document Completeness, Delivery, Service, Company Condition, and Geographical location. The value of consistency ratio (CR) in the pairwise comparison matrix of the criteria, sub-criteria, and alternatives of the results of the respondent’s questionnaire answers is within the tolerance limit, so that it is included in the valid and consistent category.
Highlights
The issue of leadership in aspects of human life is something that is very important, especially if it is associated with the necessity of interacting with an ever-changing and evolving environment, partly because of the rapid advances that occur in the fields of science and technology.Choosing a supplier is a strategic activity, especially if the supplier will supply critical items or will be chosen in the long term as an important supplier
This is because the research objects taken and categorized into Critical Strategic suppliers are corn starch raw materials in a very large number of needs, so competitive prices are needed in order to reduce the cost of production and quality requirements that must be met related to the yield produced
Based on the overall results of data processing and assessment analysis conducted on the supplier selection of Corn Starch raw materials in the Mayora Group using the Analytic Hierarchy Process (AHP) method, the main point or conclusions can be drawn on the results of study that are the answer to the problem formulation in this study
Summary
Choosing a supplier is a strategic activity, especially if the supplier will supply critical items or will be chosen in the long term as an important supplier. Suppliers play an important role in the availability of raw materials for the production activities of a company. The right supplier selection for the corn starch products is profitable for the company in terms of cost but can increase yields for the produced glucose syrup products. Companies that are able to meet customer demands, develop products on time, incur low costs in the field of inventory and product delivery, and manage the industry carefully and flexibly are companies that have high competitiveness and can dominate the market. Corn starch is the main raw material for making glucose creamer (DE 21-26) glucose will be spray sprayed into creamer powder. In the last three years Torabika has been able to increase market share compared to previous competitors
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