SCMP Online Module 8 - Supply Chain Management for Services, Capital Goods and Major Projects - Winter 2021
Date: | Mar 11, 2021 - Apr 29, 2021 | |
Time: | 12:00 AM | |
Location: | Online |
Early Bird Regitstration until January 14, 2021
- Member: $625.50 + HST
- Available to all approved Canadian residents and international students
- Non-Member: $895.50 + HST
- Non member registration includes membership until April 30, 2022 (available to ON and BC residents only)
- Membership will be activated after this course has started
- Those outside of ON and BC must register as a member with their institute prior to registering for the course
Regular Registration
- Member: $695.00 + HST
- Available to all approved Canadian residents and international students
- Non-Member: $995.00 + HST
- Non member registration includes membership until April 30, 2022 (available to ON and BC residents only)
- Membership will be activated after this course has started
- Those outside of ON and BC must register as a member with their institute prior to registering for the course
The goal of this module is to develop the abilities of SCMP candidates to identify the issues about and develop strategies for service sector supply chain management and large projects supply chain management. This module is supported by a variety of articles on services, large projects and sustainability in procurement.
In earlier modules and workshops, supply chain management was considered in many different contexts. Topics such as logistics, operations management, project management and social responsibility were explored in detail. This module draws upon the knowledge obtained throughout the SCMP Program and applies that knowledge to the service sector, large projects and sustainable supply chains.
Module Goals
Upon completion of this module candidates should be able to:
- Describe the unique characteristics of services and how they differ from manufactured goods
- Define growth in the services sector and the need for performance optimization
- Understand the strategic importance of demand, capacity and yield management
- Describe collaborative practices and how they impact customer/supplier relationship
- Describe collaborative planning, forecasting and replenishment
- Describe the differences and similarities in the capital equipment acquisition process relative to normal operating goods.
- Perform basic capital equipment investment analysis
- Understand the process of project management for large projects, and the impact on the supply chain
- Describe issues related to asset disposal and asset recovery
- Understand sustainability and develop a green supply chain strategy.
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