This research paper discusses the factors causing the inefficiency of
finished products distribution. The factors will be emphasized on the material
procurement; where the process in PT. XYZ is taken as the sample for this
research. Moreover, in this research paper, there are several possible factors
(which are categorized as internal and external factors) to be analyzed to
determine which factor significantly causes the inefficiency of the finished
products delivery to the customers. In addition, there are two hypotheses used in
this research paper.
In order to determine whether the hypotheses are accepted or rejected, the
writers analyze it as the causal study using both qualitative and quantitative
research. In doing the quantitative analysis, the data needed are collected using
quota sampling with purposive method to ensure that the data being analyzed will
be able to answer the research problem. The data then will be analyzed using
regression analysis to evaluate the significance of the relationship between each
factor to the dependent variable. As the result, all factors included in internal and
external factors are significantly causing the lateness in delivery of finished
products to the customers and decision making made by purchasing is the most
dominant one.

Creator(s)

• (34404002) KRISTIN NATALI GOSAL
• (34404038) OEI YUKE

Contributor(s)

• Ricky Wang → Advisor and Examination Committee

Publisher

Universitas Kristen Petra; 2008

Language

English

Category

s1 – Undergraduate Thesis

Sub Category

Skripsi/Undergraduate Thesis

Source

Final Research Report No. 00010158/MAN/2008; Kristin Natali Gosal (34404002), Oei Yuke (34404038)

Subject(s)

• DISTRIBUTION (ECONOMIC THEORY)
• PRODUCTION MANAGEMENT
• PURCHASING

File(s)

• jiunkpe-ns-s1-2008-34404002-10324-inefficiency-cover.pdf
• jiunkpe-ns-s1-2008-34404002-10324-inefficiency-abstract_toc.pdf