Supply Chain Management

OVERVIEW:

Every supply chain is composed of a set of a virtuous or vicious circle; deficiencies in one area cause or reinforce weaknesses in other parts of the chain. The notion that a supply chain

Every supply chain is composed of a set of a virtuous or vicious circle; deficiencies in one area cause or reinforce weaknesses in other parts of the chain. The notion that a supply chain will fail to demonstrate significant and sustainable system–wide improvements from staggered initiatives, offered a new way of looking at a supply chain –as an integrated whole, not as a set of individualised and independent processes. Hence, A supply chain is deftly calibrated only to the extent each part of the chain triggers a virtuous circle in the next.It is in this light that this course is designed to enhance existing value chains and creating new propositions through networks that are not just leaner but more agile and responsive to customers’ demand, either external or internal.

It is in this light that this course is designed to enhance existing value chains and creating new propositions through networks that are not just leaner but more agile and responsive to customers’ demand, either external or internal.

LEARNING OBJECTIVE:

The course has been carefully designed to provide a robust understanding of supply chain operations.

On the completion of the course, participants would have gained a working experience of;

• Understanding the concept of supply chain management
• Demonstrate knowledge of logistics operations and materials management.
• Leading in the creation of integrated supply chains deploying checklists and models for planning and improvement of existing networks; appreciating the need for collaborative behavior.
• Critically analysing and evaluating best practice solutions and identifying those best suited to their own business application.
• Devising and utilising effective measures of performance to maintain and sustain improved supply chain operations.

PERFORMANCE FOCUS:

Our programmes are a significant investment for your workforce. They are designed to fill identified industry knowledge gap and provide hands-on applicable know-how that gives participants a deeper insight on their deliverables. The various modules are cultured to encourage stakeholders to aspire the attainment of operational efficiency along the business chain.

Who To Attend?

This Programme will provide an overview of supply chain management (SCM) for professionals with little formal SCM training who are exposed to the supply chain on a regular basis. Managers from other functions (such as marketing finance etc) who want to improve their understanding of the supply chain will also greatly benefit from this programme.