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Introduction to Supply Chain Management

Introduction to the Supply Chain Management

Identifying Supply Chains

Basic Supply Chain: Three Entities

Manufacturing Supply Chain Model

Supply Chain Strategy

Optimizing Strategic Goals

Aligning Incentives End to End

Content Objectives

Understanding Supply Chain Management

Globalization and Supply Chain Management

Aligning Corporate and Supply Chain Strategy

Customer Focus and Demand-Driven Supply Chain

Risk Management Strategies

Supply Chain Decision Making

Management of People in the Supply Chain

Metrics in Supply Chain Management

Financial Impact of Supply Chain Decisions

Security and Compliance in Supply Chains

Continuous Improvement

Benchmarking to Improve Supply Chains

Supply Chain Management

Information Flow and Collaborative Tools

SCM Convergence and Process Innovations

Corporate and Supply Chain Strategy

Optimizing Supply Chain Performance

Operational, Tactical, and Strategic Management

Supply Chain Leadership and Management

Effective Supply Chain Leadership

Collaborative Supply Chain Leadership

Supply Chain Security and Compliance

Supply Chain Security

Supply Chain Compliance

Supplier Management Challenges

What Is Continuous Improvement?

A comprehensive mini-course on Supply Chain Management covering topics such as introduction, strategy, objectives, management, leadership, security, compliance, and continuous improvement.

Supply Chain

The course on Supply Chain Management is designed to provide a comprehensive understanding of the intricate systems that facilitate the flow of goods and services from suppliers to consumers. It begins with an exploration of the fundamental concepts of supply chain management, including the identification of various supply chains and the basic entities involved in their operation. This foundational knowledge is crucial for grasping the complexities of supply chain dynamics and the interdependencies that exist among different stakeholders. The course will delve into the manufacturing supply chain model, illustrating how production processes are integrated within the broader supply chain framework.

As the course progresses, participants will engage with advanced topics such as supply chain strategy, optimization of strategic goals, and the alignment of incentives across the supply chain. Emphasis will be placed on understanding the global implications of supply chain management, including the impact of globalization and the necessity for a customer-focused, demand-driven approach. Furthermore, the course will address critical aspects such as risk management strategies, decision-making processes, and the management of personnel within the supply chain. By the end of the course, participants will be equipped with the knowledge and skills necessary to enhance supply chain performance, implement continuous improvement practices, and navigate the challenges of supply chain security and compliance.