Negotiation Range Overlap: Key to Successful Outcomes PPT

This PPT slide, part of the 72-slide Best Practices in Negotiations Strategy PowerPoint presentation, illustrates the dynamics of negotiation between a buyer and a supplier, emphasizing the importance of overlapping acceptable negotiation ranges. Central to this concept are 2 key terms: the Least Acceptable Agreement (LAA) and the Most Desired Outcome (MDO) for both parties. The graphic representation shows the ranges for both the buyer and the supplier, indicating where a successful negotiation can occur.

The slide highlights that a negotiated outcome is feasible only when the acceptable ranges of both parties intersect. The supplier's Minimum Desired Outcome (MDO) and Least Acceptable Agreement (LAA) are positioned alongside the buyer's corresponding metrics. This visual aids in understanding that if the buyer's LAA falls within the supplier's acceptable range, a mutually agreeable outcome can be reached.

The inclusion of a "Contingency Plan" at the bottom suggests a proactive approach to negotiations, indicating that parties should prepare for scenarios where negotiations do not yield favorable results. This underscores the necessity of having fallback strategies in place.

Overall, the slide serves as a strategic guide for executives involved in negotiations, illustrating the critical nature of understanding both parties' boundaries. It encourages a thorough assessment of acceptable ranges to facilitate successful outcomes. By grasping these concepts, leaders can better navigate complex negotiations and enhance their strategic sourcing efforts.

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