TRAINING SUPPLY CHAIN PROFESSIONAL

TRAINING SUPPLY CHAIN MANAGEMENT

TRAINING SUPPLY CHAIN PROFESSIONAL

The Supply Chain Professional – SCP is the recognized industry certification program sponsored by the Purchasing and Supply Association (Singapore) to meet the rapidly changing needs of the supply chain management field. The SCP designation recognizes professionals who have demonstrated their knowledge and experience of supply chain management.

Module Description SCP : Supply Chain Professional

Being competitive means meeting customer’s needs by offering them the right product at the right time at the right place and at the lowest possible cost to your company so that it makes a fair profit. Enterprises – which often spend more than 60% of their revenue covering the cost of their supply chain operations – can greatly enhance their competitiveness and customer delivery performance through improved supply chain management.

Training Objectives SCP
* To promote recognition and acceptance of professional status for certified people involved in logistics operations among other areas of business management.
* To develop performance standards and operational guidelines that can improve the efficiency and effectiveness of logistics.
* To increase the degree to which the individual gains personal confidence, satisfaction, and pride from direct involvement in supply chain management and operations.
* The use of technology and information systems to provide the basis for firm- and supply chain-wide integration and cooperation is necessary for successful operations.
* Through the Industry Visitation during this training, the participants can know about the real-world of Supply Chain management and also can implement their knowledge during classroom training into the practical training.

Course Outline CISCP

Module 1: Introduction to Supply Chain
* Supply Chain Management (SCM)
* Balancing the Costs and Service
* The Borders of an Organization
* Supply Chain Optimization
* Selected Elements of Supply Chain
* Information System and Supply Chain
* Supply Chain Relationships

Module 2: Types of Supply Chain
* Chain Types: Their Behavior and Business Impacts
* Type of Chains Network
* Key Business Processes

Module 3: Information Systems and Information Technology in SCM
* Supply Chain Functional Areas
* Product Life Cycle Management (PLM)
* Inter-Organizational Information Systems (IOIS)

Module 4: Strategy: Organization
* Generic Logistics Strategies
* Mission Statement: Expression of Purpose, Identity and Strategy
* Logistics Coordination
* Logistics Responsibilities
* Logistics in a Matrix Organization
* The Supply Chain Organization
* External Integration

Module 5: Logistics in Supply Chain
* Logistics Management
* Physical Distribution
* Supply Chain Management
* Study Area Map
* Logistics Systems

Module 6: Purchasing in Supply Chain
* Supply Chain Management
* Materials Management
* Purchasing Management
* Procurement Planning
* Contracts
* Solicitation Planning
* Purchasing Cycle

Module 7: Distribution Channel Systems and Network Design
* Strategy vs. Operations
* Networks and Channels
* The Logistics Network Design Process
* Major Locational Determinants
* Retailer Types

Module 8: Transportation Logistics in Value and Supply Chains
* Potential Strategies to Address Business Transportation Issues
* The International Commercial Terms
* Third-Party Logistics (3PL)
* The international Freight Transportation System

Module 9: Production Planning and Control
* Production Planning and Control System
* Priority and Capacity
* Manufacturing Planning and Control (MPC) System
* JIT: Pull System Implementation
* DRP Safety Stock

Module 10: E-Commerce in Purchasing, Logistics, and Support Activities
* Purchasing
* Logistics
* Support Activities
* Forms of Economic Organization
* Electronic Data Interchange
* Technology in the Supply Chain

Module 11: Supply Chain Operations Reference-model (SCOR)
* Supply Chain Council
* Process Reference Model
* SCOR Project Roadmap

Who Should Attend Training SCP

The SCP program is for professionals in operations and supply chain management. This designation is ideal for you if you are interested in more depth of knowledge and understanding in the areas of supplier and customer relations, international trade, the use of information technology to enable the supply chain, and physical logistics.
* Supply Chain Practitioner
* Purchasing Practitioner
* Logistics Practitioner
* Warehouse & Distribution Centre Practitioner
* Marketing & Customer Service Practitioner
* Lecturer & University Student
* Others who interested to widen their knowledge in supply chain management