Description
The Certified Supply Chain Professional is considered the most recognized educational program for operations and supply chain management professionals around the globe and is created to meet the rapidly changing needs of the supply chain industry. It encompasses all the operations throughout the supply chain and distinguishes you as a supply chain expert with highly specialized knowledge and skills.
- Increase your chances to get a salary hike by almost 12% by showcasing the world class knowledge to your employer
- Get recognized as a global SCM professional, making easy to get jobs in SCM field in USA, Europe, Australia or any part of the world
- Increase your chances of clearing APICS CSCP exam substantially
- Maximize your organization’s ERP investments
- Effectively manage global end-to-end supply chain activities
- Understand how to increase customer satisfaction
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Topics included in the training:
Module 1: Supply Chain Design
Section A: Develop the Supply Chain Strategy
Chapter 1: Inputs to Supply Chain Strategy
- Topic 1: Business Model
- Topic 2: External Inputs to Supply Chain Strategy
Chapter 2: Supply Chains and Supply Chain Strategy
- Topic 1: Supply Chains and Supply Chain Management
- Topic 2: Benefits of Strategic Supply Chain Management
- Topic 3: Supply Chain Strategy: Value Proposition
- Topic 4: Supply Chain Strategy: Core Capabilities
- Topic 5: Supply Chain Strategy: Cost Structure and Revenue Model
- Topic 6: Supply Chain Maturity
Chapter 3: Resolving Misalignments or Gaps
- Topic 1: Reasons Misalignments or Gaps Occur
- Topic 2: Recognizing Misalignments or Gaps
- Topic 3: Resolving Misalignments or Gaps
Chapter 4: Tools and Techniques
- Topic 1: Macro and Micro Economic Considerations
- Topic 2: Accounting and Financial Reporting Information
- Topic 3: Strategic Analysis Tools
Section B: Design the Supply Chain
Chapter 1: Business Considerations
- Topic 1: Market, Financial, and Product Research and Modeling
- Topic 2: Reverse and Specialized Supply Chains
- Topic 3: Collaboration with Supply Chain Partners
Chapter 2: Supply Chain Design
- Topic 1: Supply Chain Design and Configuration
- Topic 2: Inventory, Technology, and Metrics Design
- Topic 3: Fulfillment Strategies Considering Market Requirements
- Topic 4: Product Design for New Products or Requirements
- Topic 5: Supply Chain Network Optimization
Chapter 3: Technology Design
- Topic 1: Information Technology and Supply Chain Management
- Topic 2: Electronic Business Considerations
- Topic 3: Key Technology Applications
- Topic 4: Data Acquisition and Management
Chapter 4: Implementation Tools: Communications and Projects
- Topic 1: Communication Considerations
- Topic 2: Project Management Considerations
- Topic 3: Project Management Process Groups
Module 2: Supply Chain Planning and Execution
Section A: Procure and Deliver Goods and Services
Chapter 1: Demand Management
- Topic 1: Components of Demand Management
- Topic 2: Forecasting Demand
- Topic 3: Demand Prioritization
- Topic 4: Demand Management Functional Responsibilities and Interfaces
Chapter 2: Operations Planning and Control
- Topic 1: Implementation of Sales and Operations Planning (S&OP)
- Topic 2: Master Scheduling
- Topic 3: Controlling Priorities
- Topic 4: Materials and Inventory
- Topic 5: Capacity Management, Planning, and Control
Chapter 3: Inventory Management
- Topic 1: The Need for Inventory
- Topic 2: Aggregate and Item Inventory Management
- Topic 3: Flow of Inventory
- Topic 4: Functions of Inventory
- Topic 5: Inventory-Related Cost Categories
- Topic 6: Effects of Inventory on the Financial Statements
- Topic 7: Inventory Planning
- Topic 8: Inventory Control
Chapter 4: Supply Management
- Topic 1: Total Cost of Ownership (TCO)
- Topic 2: Make-Versus-Buy Analysis
- Topic 3: Range of Buyer-Supplier Relationships
- Topic 4: Developing Supply Plans
- Topic 5: Contracting
- Topic 6: Expediting
Chapter 5: Warehousing, Logistics, and Transportation
- Topic 1: Warehouse Management Introduction
- Topic 2: Warehousing Objectives and Considerations
- Topic 3: Warehouse Capacity Forecasting and Planning
- Topic 4: Materials-Handling
- Topic 5: Tradeoffs between Warehousing and Transportation Processes
- Topic 6: Logistics Introduction
- Topic 7: Logistics Objectives and Considerations
- Topic 8: Transportation Objectives and Considerations
- Topic 9: Transportation Capacity Forecasting and Planning
- Topic 10: Use of Logistics Service Providers
- Topic 11: Modes of Transportation and Considerations for Selection
- Topic 12: Expediting Processes
- Topic 13: Delivery Patterns
Chapter 6: Monetary, Regulatory, and Trade Considerations
- Topic 1: Currency Considerations and Funds Flow
- Topic 2: Regulatory Requirements o Topic 3: Trade Considerations
Section B: Manage the Relationship with Supply Chain Partners
Chapter 1: Segmentation
- Topic 1: Segmentation and Customer-Driven Marketing
- Topic 2: Market Segmentation
- Topic 3: Customer and Supplier Segmentation
- Topic 4: Segmentation by Other Supply Chain Partners
Chapter 2: Customer Relationship Management (CRM)
- Topic 1: Introduction to Customer Relationship Management (CRM)
- Topic 2: CRM Strategy
- Topic 3: Customer Selection or Segmentation
- Topic 4: Customer Relationship Types
- Topic 5: Performance Management
- Topic 6: Technology Usage
Chapter 3: Supplier Relationship Management (SRM)
- Topic 1: Introduction to Supplier Relationship Management (SRM)
- Topic 2: Supplier Selection
- Topic 3: Supplier Relationship Types
- Topic 4: Performance Management
- Topic 5: Technology Usage
Chapter 4: Linkages between CRM and SRM
- Topic 1: How Various Organizations Can Leverage CRM and SRM
- Topic 2: Negotiation and Collaboration
- Topic 3: Terms and Conditions
- Topic 4: Contracts and Enforceability
Section C: Manage Reverse Logistics
Chapter 1: Reverse Logistics
- Topic 1: Reverse Logistics Introduction
- Topic 2: Strategy and Design for Reverse Logistics
- Topic 3: Reverse Logistics Benefits and Costs
Chapter 2: Waste Considerations
- Topic 1: Waste Hierarchy
- Topic 2: Waste Exchange and Hazardous Waste
Module 3: Supply Chain Improvement and Best Practices
Section A: Comply with Standards, Regulations, and Sustainable Best Practices
Chapter 1: International Standards and Regulatory Compliance
- Topic 1: Import/Export, Intellectual Property, and Licensing Compliance
- Topic 2: International Accounting, Tax, and Labor Laws
Chapter 2: Corporate Social Responsibility Considerations
- Topic 1: Triple Bottom Line
- Topic 2: The UN Global Compact and the Global Reporting Initiative
- Topic 3: Other Sustainability Guidelines
Chapter 3: Social, Environmental, Safety, and Quality Accreditations and Certifications
- Topic 1: Standards, Accreditations, and Certifications
- Topic 2: Quality Accreditations and Certifications
- Topic 3: Environmental Accreditations and Certifications
- Topic 4: Social Accreditations and Certifications
- Topic 5: Safety Accreditations and Certifications
Section B: Manage Risk in the Supply Chain
Chapter 1: Risk Identification
- Topic 1: Risk Management
- Topic 2: Risk Identification and Documentation
- Topic 3: Supply Chain Risk
Chapter 2: Risk Assessment and Classification
- Topic 1: Qualitative Risk Analysis
- Topic 2: Quantitative Risk Analysis
Chapter 3: Risk Response
- Topic 1: Risk Response Planning
- Topic 2: Preventive and Contingent Action Plans for the Supply Chain
- Topic 3: Business Continuity and Plan Implementation
Chapter 4: Security, Regulatory, and Compliance Concerns
- Topic 1: Security and Regulatory Concerns
- Topic 2: Risk Standards
Section C: Measure, Analyze, and Improve the Supply Chain Chapter 1: Supply Chain Metrics
- Topic 1: Supply Chain Strategy and Metrics Selection
- Topic 2: Customer-Focused Metrics
- Topic 3: Financial Metrics Topic 4: Operational Metrics
Chapter 2: Measuring Performance and Customer Service
- Topic 1: Measuring and Communicating Performance
- Topic 2: SCOR Performance Measures
- Topic 3: Measuring Operational and Financial Performance
- Topic 4: Measuring Customer Service Levels
Chapter 3: Continuous Improvement and Change Management
- Topic 1: Continuous Improvement
- Topic 2: Lean and Just-In-Time
- Topic 3: Other Continuous Improvement Philosophies
- Topic 4: Change Management
The CSCP Certified Supply Chain Professional Certification was the first professional certification for supply chain and addresses the holistic view of the supply chain, strategies, design, compliance, SRM (Supplier Relationship Management), CRM (Customer Relationship Management), location, technology, management demand, sustainability, and more.
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