
Warranties are fast becoming a vital part of conducting business in world markets. Here is the first comprehesive guide to show suppliers and customers in both commercial and government sectors how to use warranties as a powerful tool for insuring quality and profitability. Contract specialists, logistics and systems engineers, and marketing professionals will learn how to plan, cost, negotiate, and execute favorable warranty contracts. Beginning with a thorough review of the principles, types, and requirements of warranties, the book goes on to explore the significance of pertinent trade legislation and the future use of warranties in business practice. Detailed guidelines are presented for dealing with such critical issues as performance guarantee, tradeoffs, and cost-effectiveness. Valuable case histories and sample warranty requirements/clauses help clear up all confusion surrounding the warranty process.
This book investigates the strategic integration of warranties as a mechanism for ensuring product quality and organizational profitability within global commercial and government markets. James R. Brennan provides a structured framework for professionals to navigate the complexities of warranty management, drawing on principles of systems engineering, contract law, and marketing strategy. The text serves as a comprehensive manual for planning, costing, and negotiating agreements that balance supplier risk with customer requirements.
What You Will Find
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Professionals in logistics and systems engineering frequently cite this work as a foundational reference for understanding the technical and financial implications of warranty contracts. Experts highlight the inclusion of case histories as a practical tool for clarifying complex regulatory and contractual obligations.
Page Count:
335
Publication Date:
1994-05-01
Publisher:
McGraw-Hill Professional
ISBN-10:
0070075670
ISBN-13:
9780070075672
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