Certified Supply Chain Professional
Dates: 03/09/09
Time: 6:30 - 9:30 PM
Location: Shiseido America, 366 Princeton-Hightstown Road, East Windsor, NJ
08520
Instructor: Dave Hollinger
13 weeks
Cost: $895 for APICS Members, $1195 for non-members. 15% discount for groups of 3 or more from
the same company.
Additional $595 fee for CSCP Courseware and
web-based resources (no discount applies). Make
checks payable to APICS-PRSJ
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Course Content, Modules 1-4:
- SUPPLY CHAIN MANAGEMENT
FUNDAMENTALS
Explore how successful supply chain management adds value to your
organization
Understand the supply chain management processes
Develop a supply chain strategy that aligns with the 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
- BUILDING COMPETITIVE OPERATIONS,
PLANNING, AND LOGISTICS
Understand natural dynamics within the supply chain to optimize
performance and increase profitability
Asses the value of demands and reduce 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
- MANAGING CUSTOMER AND SUPPLIER
RELATIONSHIPS
Categorize customers based on their profiles and needs
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
- USING INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY TO
ENABLE SUPPLY CHAIN MANAGEMENT
Understand the role of data and information technology in support
of the supply chain
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