- Ways to meet customer needs through an integrated operation
- How to create a network of distribution centers and transportation to serve individual customers
- Postponement strategies for effective supply chain globalization and integration
Supply Chain Management II
Supply Chain Management II
TIME
Open
DURATION
8 week course
LOCATION
Online
START DATE
1 April /1 August/ 1 December
Overview
Building on the fundamentals introduced in Supply Chain Management I, this course provides you with the tools to master integrated supply chain management and determine the best supply chain design for your operations. From the big picture down to the details, you’ll identify the characteristics and objectives of inventory, transportation, warehousing and material handling.
Explore SCOR processes, metrics and best practices and gain the skills necessary to apply supply chain integration principles to activities within the service sector. You’ll also learn how to look back to measure and assess your practices for continuous improvement, then look ahead to the evolving responsibilities of supply chain professionals.
Content
What you will learn :
- Types of inventory and factors affecting inventory levels
- How cycle and safety stock inventory interact to influence customer service
- Inventory costing and sample carrying cost percents
- Repairable inventory management
- Economic, environmental and technology characteristics of the different transportation modes
- Infrastructure in the transportation industry
- Four significant global changes impacting transportation
- Two key objectives of warehousing and distribution centers
- Economic and service benefits of warehousing
- Material handling systems and the role of packaging
- Overview of handling technologies
- The rationale and impact of packaging in the supply chain
- Functional perspective on logistics measures
- The direct reflection of logistics performance
- Measurable benefits of using third party logistics provider (3PL)
- Success factors in optimal 3PL relationships
- Benchmarking and assessment and analysis practices
- Six specific measures providing insight into supply chain operations
- Three accounting tools critical to overall performance of the supply chain
- Scope of supply chain management and application to services
- How to compare traditional and service-based supply chain management
- Specific capabilities of supply chain managers that can be applied in the service environment
- Economic and societal trends driving services
- Evolving responsibilities of supply chain professionals
- Examples of security best practices
- Dimensions of a sustainable supply chain strategy
- Changing dynamics of supply chain management
- How to compare a traditional supply chain career path vs. supply chain management path
- Job titles and associated criteria
- Organizational priorities, gaps, and opportunities clarifying the requisite skills and competencies needed in supply chain professionals
Who Should Register?
Designed for those who have completed Supply Chain Management I, this course illustrates how to apply key integrated supply chain principles in both the manufacturing and service sectors. Whether your expertise is in logistics, operations or procurement, Supply Chain Management II will enable you to continuously improve your supply chain, as well as your job performance – which can make you more visible and valuable within your organization.
Basic Requirements:
Bachelor Degree or minimum High School with preferably two to three years of working experience and good English language skills.
Certificate
“Certificate of Completion” course certificate will be issued from Michigan State University with both MSU and UD authorized signatory, upon successful completion.
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