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The Association for Operations Management

CSCP Course Overview consists of four separate modules:

Module 1: Supply Chain Management Fundamentals

  • Understand the supply chain management processes
  • Develop a supply chain strategy that aligns with corporate strategy
  • Assess and measure the effectiveness of supply chains
  • Establish a continuous improvement process for supply chains
  • Understand the importance of supply chain design and its continually evolving capabilities

Module 2: Building Competitive Operations, Planning, and Logistics

  • Assess the value of demands and reduce the complexity in demand planning
  • Establish collaborations to replace or improve demand estimates
  • Include supply chain factors in product designs
  • Align distribution and transportation options with supply chain strategy
  • Develop and implement plans for using 3PL and 4PL service providers
  • Understand the importance of reverse logistics

Module 3: Managing Customer and Supplier Relationships

  • Understand customer loyalty and lifetime value of a customer
  • Establish measures of customer satisfaction
  • Understand the strategic importance of purchasing and supplier relationships
  • Establish a supplier rating system
  • Effectively use customer data to improve service performance and increase value to suppliers and customers

Module 4: Using Information Technology to Enable Supply Chain Management

  • Learn how technology –enabled supply chains contribute to business strategies and operating plans
  • Explore the IT infrastructure as it relates to the comprehensive set of supply chain management systems
  • Understand the innovative technologies enabling collaborative commerce and global visibility
  • Apply technology to enhance distribution, reverse logistics, and global supply chain communications

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