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Principles</li><li>&nbsp;Integrating the Value Chain Components</li><li>&nbsp;Importance of supply chain concept</li><li>&nbsp;Major flows in supply chains</li><li>&nbsp;Supply chain view and types</li><li>&nbsp;Identifying Relevant Costs</li><li>&nbsp;Strategies to Drive Supply Chain Improvements</li><li>&nbsp;Anticipatory versus Demand Driven Supply Chains</li><li>&nbsp;Case study</li></ul><p>&nbsp;Managing the Supply Chain</p><ul><li>Benefits of successfully managing a supply chain</li><li>Distinguish between strategic or operational strategy statements of an organization</li><li>Impact product design decisions have on the manufacturing and distribution processes throughout a supply chain</li><li>Management objectives used to synchronize a supply chain</li><li>Appropriate management techniques to effectively synchronize a supply chain in a given scenario</li><li>Types of information technology and their primary function within a supply chain</li><li>Evaluate an organization's business operations and recommend how to better utilize information technology in its supply chain</li><li>Case study</li></ul><p>Demand Management</p><ul><li>Importance of information generation &amp; sharing in supply chains</li><li>Sales and operational planning</li><li>Forecast types</li><li>Qualitative forecasting</li><li>Quantitative forecasting</li><li>Forecasting accuracy and reporting</li><li>Forecasting case study</li></ul><p>Planning for Supply and Demand</p><ul><li>Benefits of effectively planning for supply and demand within an organization's supply chain</li><li>Associate an organization's planning activities to the steps for developing an effective supply chain strategy for satisfying customers</li><li>Order Management a Supply Chain Environment</li><li>Re-engineering the order flow process</li><li>Why automated systems &amp; transportation planning</li><li>Improving order &amp; transportation management</li><li>Trade offs of reduced inventory &amp; transportation costs</li><li>The "Perfect Order" concept</li><li>Case Study</li><li>Strategic Importance of IT in Supply Chain</li><li>Role of IT in supply chain integration</li><li>Enterprise resource planning (ERP)</li><li>Customer relationship management system</li><li>Supplier relationship management system</li><li>Emerging IT technologies and their impact on supply chains</li></ul><p>Supply Chain Strategy</p><ul><li>&nbsp;Hierarchy of decision making in supply chains</li><li>Managing uncertainty and risks in supply chains</li><li>Product-process matrix</li><li>Cost efficiency versus responsiveness</li><li>Supply Chain Operating Reference (SCOR) Model</li><li>How SCOR delivers value?</li><li>Achieving supply chain superiority</li><li>How SCOR works?</li><li>SCOR metrics &amp; levels</li><li>Supply Management</li><li>Bullwhip effect in supply chains</li><li>Managing bullwhip in supply chains</li><li>&nbsp;Vendor managed inventory systems (VMI)</li><li>Collaborative planning, Forecasting and Replenishment (CPFR) principle</li><li>Global visibility in supply chains</li><li>Tactical considerations</li><li>Total value perspective</li></ul><br>Supply Chain Partnerships<br><ul><li>&nbsp;Benefits of strong supply chain partnerships</li><li>&nbsp;Five factors that contribute to the bullwhip effect and business practices that represent each</li><li>&nbsp;Business practices that will implement each of the four information-sharing strategies</li><li>&nbsp;Supply chain partnership strategies and business practices that represent each</li></ul><br><p>Source Management</p><p><ul><li>Role of sourcing in supply chains</li><li>In-house versus out-source decision</li><li>Supplier selection criteria</li><li>Supplier selection model</li></ul></p><p>Supply Chain Risk Management (SCRM)</p><p><ul><li>How to manage Supply Chain risks</li><li>Principles of SCRM</li><li>Risk assessment process</li><li>Risk treatment</li><li>Continual monitoring of risks and their treatment</li><li>Case stud</li></ul></p><p>Cost: 1250 USD</p><p>Duration: 4 To 20 Hours</p>					]]>				  </description>				  <pubDate>Mon, 25 Mar 2019 14:51:02 +04</pubDate>				</item> 					</channel></rss>