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Introduction to Supply Chain Network Design

The Supply Chain Landscape: Disruptions, Threats, and Key Trends

Historical Perspective of Supply Chain Network Design

Principles of Network Design

Gaining Significance in Supply Chain Network Design

Modern Methods in Supply Chain Network Design

Current Practices and Applications

Geopolitical Awareness and National Security Concerns

Intelligent Supply Chain Network Design

Integrating People, Environment, and Economy

SKU Rationalization and Cross-Docking

Flexible and Multi-echelon Network Design

Technological Integration

Triple Bottom Line for Supply Chain Network Design

Emerging Technologies and Sustainability

Harnessing Emerging Technologies

Integrating Sustainability in the Supply Chain DNA

Circular Economy and its Influence

Supply Chain Network Design: How to Create Resilient, Agile and Sustainable Supply Chains

Supply Chain Network Design

Supply chain network design is a critical component of modern business operations, influencing efficiency, cost-effectiveness, and overall competitiveness in the marketplace. This course delves into the intricate landscape of supply chain management, emphasizing the importance of designing robust networks that can withstand disruptions and adapt to evolving market trends. The initial sections will explore the current supply chain landscape, highlighting the various disruptions and threats that organizations face today, as well as the key trends shaping the future of supply chain management. A historical perspective will provide context, allowing participants to understand how past developments have influenced contemporary practices and the significance of network design in achieving strategic objectives.

As the course progresses, participants will engage with the principles of network design, focusing on modern methodologies and current practices that enhance supply chain performance. Emphasis will be placed on integrating people, environmental considerations, and economic factors to create sustainable and resilient supply chains. The curriculum will also cover advanced topics such as flexible and multi-echelon network design, technological integration, and the triple bottom line approach, which balances social, environmental, and economic outcomes. Furthermore, the course will address the impact of emerging technologies and sustainability initiatives on supply chain networks, equipping participants with the knowledge and skills necessary to navigate the complexities of supply chain design in a rapidly changing global environment.