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This U.S. Foreign Trade Regulations course is designed to give users an understanding of when an export shipment must be reported to the U.S. government and what the related requirements are. The training outlines the process, scope, and timing for filing Electronic Export Information (EEI) in the Census Bureau’s Automated Export System (AES); discusses common filing exemptions; and presents additional CBP requirements, including record retention, voluntary disclosure procedures, and enforcement issues.

The brief U.S. Import Valuation overview discusses the different methods of valuing items when importing into the U.S., including transaction value, identical merchandise, similar merchandise, deductive value, computed value, and the fallback method.

This recordkeeping course provides a brief overview of the recordkeeping requirements for imports into and exports from the U.S. under CBP, ITAR, and EAR regulations. The course outlines the types of documents that must be kept, and when, for how long, and in what manner. When incorporated into a corporate learning plan, this course can be personalized using the CE Curator to incorporate company-specific forms, resources, and policies.

This advanced-level course provides trade compliance practitioners with the tools to comply with U.S. sanctions regulations. It includes an overview of DDTC, OFAC, and BIS sanctions-related rules and real-world scenarios showing how these impact company activities. The course also offers curated reference material covering specific prohibitions, licensing provisions, and guidance to support navigation of U.S. sanctions. Required content runs 1 hour and 20 minutes, with 5 hours of additional reference material. Learners receive one year of access to webinar series, regulatory updates, and certification from the Schar School of Policy and Government at George Mason University.

This topic will give you an overview of the balance sheet and provide insights into how assets contribute to financial stability.

Deep dive into the core aspects of a contract, the invitation to treat and counter offer, the validity of oral contracts, the battle of forms and how these can be avoided, framework agreements and e-Contracts.

Learn the fundamentals of DDMRP and how to apply it in your organization. Learn about the six-step implementation process from development to realization, strategies for meeting demand timing requirements, ways to anticipate risk factors in materials flow networks, techniques for forecasting demand accurately, methods for collaboration with customers or suppliers, quality assurance practices within DDMRP systems as well as best practices for getting buy-in from stakeholders and securing their support throughout the transition process.

Learn how to interpret an income statement, and explore how you can use this skill to improve your procurement effectiveness.

Explore the definitions of vision, mission, strategy and objectives as well as how they are linked. In addition, learn why it is important to align your activities with the organization's strategy.

Explore why it's important to use contract templates and agreements and consider Master Contracts compared to service, goods and software contracts, including Non Disclosure Agreements (NDAs) and Letters of Intent (LOI) and when and how to use them.

Learn statutory rights such as late delivery, missing payment terms, incorrect or defective goods, and title of ownership. Plus discover remedies in case of breach of warranty so that you can be informed about your legal obligations.

Explore the key metrics used in a Procurement Centre of Excellence, including Total External Spend, Spend Within Procurement Scope, Spend Under Management and Pareto analysis. Learn how to establish a procurement competency framework for unlocking maximum profit potential.

Gain an understanding of big data analytics and how to use it for your benefit. Learn about separating useful data from noise, preparing data for analysis, and storing data in order to make the most out of big data analytics.

Explore how to use Neuro-Linguistic Programming (NLP) techniques to engage and influence others. Learn how to build rapport with stakeholders, as well as four habits for improving confidence, tenacity, and productivity.

Learn the definition and positioning of Total Cost of Ownership (TCO) analysis. Also, explore how to use TCO for supplier selection and evaluation by taking an in-depth look at developing and using a TCO analysis for successful supplier management.