One of the disadvantages of using standards in specification is that...
A.
Standards lengthen the time to produce a specification
B.
Standards tend to be rigid and they often don't encourage innovation
C.
Standards don't allow the buyers to add health and safety requirements into the specification
D.
Standards tend to be inaccurate and ambiguous, causing confusion among suppliers
The Answer Is:
B
This question includes an explanation.
Explanation:
Explanation
Using standards in specification is very convenient. They reduce the time and effort to produce. They tend to be very accurate with correct technical terminologies. They are well recognised and accepted by a wide range of suppliers and buyers. However, since a standard is very specific, complex and lengthy, it requires a lot of time to be drafted and approved. Therefore, standard tends to be static and don't encourage innovation. It may also not accommodate latest technology and trends.
[Reference: CIPS study guide page 125, LO 3, AC 3.1]
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