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Deep dive into the concept of SMART supplier performance measurement. Explore how to establish meaningful KPIs, availability, quality and delivery metrics, and capture meaningful data in order to help you improve your supplier performance management.

Gain an understanding of the Supplier Preferences table and how it can be used for Market and Portfolio Analysis. In addition, learn how to position your suppliers, define supplier relationships, and manage them effectively.

Master the analysis, preference and matrix techniques needed for successful supplier relationships. Learn about relationship analysis, portfolio analysis, supplier preference analysis, the combined relationship matrix and evaluation and lessons learned review.

Discover the fundamentals of Supplier Relationship Management. In addition, learn about the process for conducting SRM, supplier identification, supplier segmentation, and how to identify strategic suppliers.

Learn how to properly run a Request for Proposal (RFP) process, facilitating the awarding of business with the best quality, service and total cost. Explore other techniques such as analyzing competitor data, researching potential suppliers and carrying out interviews with potential candidates.

Explore the economics of demand uncertainty and how it drives supply chain dynamics. Learn about various causes that lead to a bullwhip effect such as order batching, price fluctuations and customer behavior.

Deep dive into the causes and effects of the Bullwhip Effect in Supply Chain Dynamics. In addition, gain a deeper understanding of how the bullwhip effect can cause higher costs and lost revenue in your supply chain, including what movements, delays and amplifications exist within the system, why they happen and how to recognize them in your own supply chain.

Explore the concrete steps that your organization needs to follow to eliminate the Bullwhip effect. Take the lead within your supply chain to eliminate stockouts and get inventory under control.

Explore the dynamic intersection of demand and supply within the realm of supply chain management with our comprehensive course on Demand and Supply Planning Metrics. This course is designed to equip you with the essential knowledge and skills needed to optimize and synchronize the intricate processes of forecasting, demand planning, and supply chain operations.

Understand the fundamentals of supply chain security and its role in reducing risk and protecting operations. Learn to identify physical, digital, and human-related threats, conduct risk assessments, and prioritize vulnerabilities. Explore layered security strategies such as audits, encryption, and GPS tracking, and enhance supplier collaboration to improve compliance. Monitor and refine your security approach with audits and incident planning. Discover how technologies like blockchain, IoT, and AI can strengthen visibility, resilience, and readiness for future challenges.

Gain an understanding of the supply chain strategy and the key capabilities needed to develop a competitive business plan. Learn about different types of strategic toolkits as well as supply chain capabilities that optimize performance, such as supplier relationship management, logistics & transportation optimization, inventory and tracking systems, and product development for global markets.

Learn the key decisions related to supply chain strategy. In addition, learn how to determine whether to make or buy a product or component, what type of supplier relationships you need, and which operating model is best for each product. Also, explore network design strategies, reverse logistics opportunities, and planning intricacies that can be used for strategic advantage.

Learn what sustainable logistics means as well as what a carbon footprint is and what areas are affected by sustainable logistics. In addition, explore the benefits of sustainable logistics as well as how to make improvements through sustainable logistics.

Discover sustainable supply chain management, delving into its principles. Examine the challenges of implementing sustainable supply chains and explore their benefits.

This interactive course focuses on common characteristics of a Technology Control Plan (TCP), why a TCP is necessary, and how and when a company would use its TCP to protect its export-controlled information. An engaging, comic-book-style case study illustrates how a TCP might apply in a variety of situations, and a series of interactivities challenges users to apply their learning to real-world situations.