What
You’ll Learn
You’ll Learn
- Explain the foundational concepts of Supply Chain Management (SCM)
- including its definition
- key components
- processes
- and historical evolution.
- Analyze various supply chain models and frameworks
- such as the SCOR Model
- Lean Supply Chain
- and Agile Supply Chain
- and their applications.
- Identify and evaluate current trends in supply chain management
- focusing on digital transformation
- sustainability
- and globalization.
- Demonstrate a thorough understanding of demand planning fundamentals
- including its importance
- processes
- and roles and responsibilities.
- Apply qualitative and quantitative forecasting techniques to develop accurate demand forecasts
- utilizing tools and software effectively.
- Develop strategic supply chain management plans that align with business strategies and create competitive advantages.
- Implement effective inventory management techniques
- including EOQ
- JIT
- and ABC analysis
- and utilize modern inventory management technologies.
- Design and execute procurement processes and strategies
- incorporating supplier selection
- evaluation
- negotiation
- and strategic sourcing principles.
- Manage logistics and transportation operations efficiently
- including transportation planning
- carrier management
- warehousing
- and the use of advanced logistic
- Utilize supply chain analytics and big data to enhance decision-making processes
- employing descriptive
- predictive
- and prescriptive analytics to optimize supp
Requirements
- Basic Ideas and skills of Supply Chain !
Description
Course Description: Certified Supply Chain Analyst (CSCA)
The CSCA program is meticulously designed to provide a comprehensive understanding of Supply Chain Management (SCM) and its critical role in business operations. The course begins with an introduction to the fundamental concepts of SCM, including its definition, key components, and historical evolution. Learners will explore various supply chain models, such as the SCOR, Lean, and Agile frameworks, and stay abreast of current trends like digital transformation, sustainability, and globalization. The course delves into demand planning and forecasting, covering essential techniques and tools that enable accurate predictions and efficient resource allocation.
As the program progresses, participants will develop strategic insights into supply chain management, focusing on aligning SCM strategies with business goals to gain competitive advantages. Modules on inventory management, procurement, and logistics will equip learners with practical knowledge of controlling inventory, optimizing procurement processes, and managing transportation and logistics operations. Additionally, the course emphasizes the importance of supply chain analytics, risk management, and performance measurement, preparing participants to use data-driven approaches to enhance supply chain efficiency and resilience. The CSCA program culminates with insights into future trends and emerging technologies, ensuring learners are well-prepared to navigate the evolving landscape of supply chain management.
In this master course, I would like to teach the major topics: (More topics updating now..)
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Introduction to Supply Chain Management
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Demand Planning and Forecasting
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Supply Chain Strategy
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Inventory Management
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Procurement and Sourcing
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Logistics and Transportation
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Supply Chain Analytics
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Supply Chain Risk Management
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Supply Chain Performance Measurement
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Customer Relationship Management
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Future Trends in Supply Chain Management
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Fundamentals of Sustainable Supply Chain Management
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Sustainable Practices in Logistics, Manufacturing, and Transportation
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Navigating the Future: A Dive into Sustainable Transportation Modes
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Building a Sustainable Future: A Discussion to Green Supply Chain Management
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International Trade: Logistics and Transportation in Supply Chain Management
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Supply Chain Management and Corporate Social Responsibility
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Navigating the Complexities of Supply Chain Management
Circular Supply Chain
Responsible Procurement Practices
Supplier Diversity
Environmental Impact Assessment in Logistics, Manufacturing, and Transportation
Eco-Friendly Alternatives and Sustainable Transportation
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Who this course is for:
- All UG and PG
- Business
- General Management
- Logistics and supply chain management students.
- Interested students to learn and preparation the certification and the concepts of Supply Chain Management.