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Certified Supply Chain Professional Training – CSCP

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Last Update April 12, 2022
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About This Course

With the advent of globalization, manufacturers now have the opportunity of reaching out to new customers in new markets, and of procuring raw materials from other countries. This increases competition and throws up fresh risks and challenges that must be addressed through efficient supply chain management.

It’s an increasingly complex world out there and the supply chain industry needs to keep up. Only the top talent can drive businesses to succeed in this competitive environment – and being a CSCP makes you one of them. With a CSCP Certification, you’ll gain valuable experience to effectively manage global supply chain efforts and implement essential concepts and strategies to improve day-to-day operations.

The APICS CSCP Certification arms you with end-to-end supply chain knowledge to help you and your business remain competitive in today’s economy. Boost your confidence in supply chain management and master the skills needed to bring new ideas to suppliers, plants, and distributors while improving customer satisfaction.

The Certified Supply Chain Professional is considered the most recognized educational program for operations and supply chain management professionals around the globe and is created to meet the rapidly changing needs of the supply chain industry. It encompasses all the operations throughout the supply chain and distinguishes you as a supply chain expert with highly specialized knowledge and skills.

Key Features:

Flexible Schedule
Tailor Made Training
24 x 7 Expert Support
Access to the Recorded Sessions
Course material prepared by SMEs
Get certified at an affordable price
40 Hours Instructor-led Online Training
Get key resources from Ninjaz Academy
Expert CSCP Certified instructors across the globe
CSCP sample papers to prepare for your certification exam

Learning Objectives

How to manage horizontal flows in their businesses when companies are organized vertically
The importance of aligning the company’s corporate strategy with their supply chain strategy
The importance of using the right technology to enable the supply chain
That the core of supply chain management is excellent supplier-customer relationship management
The continuous improvement, flexibility and agility of their supply chains will be rewarded with ongoing success and ROI

Requirements

  • CSCP-approved candidates must meet ONE of the following eligibility requirements:
  • 3 years of related business experience; OR
  • Bachelor’s degree or international equivalent; OR
  • Hold an active CPIM, CFPIM, CIRM, SCOR-P, CPM, CSM, CPSM, CTL, or CLTD credential.

Target Audience

  • Supply Chain Managers
  • Procurement Managers
  • Transportation, Logistics, Distribution and Warehouse Managers
  • Supplier Managers
  • Distributor Managers
  • Inventory Managers
  • Manufacturing Managers
  • Planning and Inventory Management Managers
  • And, other professionals with responsibilities for supply chain

Curriculum

8 Lessons

Supply Chain Design

Supply chains determine the ability of the firms included in them to compete in the marketplace. How supply chains are designed will affect their ability to compete. A firm that is attempting to compete in a market where low cost determines who gets the business will have difficulty if it includes high cost suppliers in its supply chain. The characteristics of the end-market in which a firm is competing must be considered when designing supply chains. Supply chain design is an integral part of enabling an organization to compete and be profitable in today’s dynamic business environment. The supply chain strategy should align with the organization’s business strategy and plan, support the value proposition, and leverage core capabilities
Develop the Supply Chain Strategy
Design the Supply Chain

Supply Chain Planning and Execution

Supply chain planning (SCP) is the forward-looking process of coordinating assets to optimize the delivery of goods, services and information from supplier to customer, balancing supply and demand. An SCP suite sits on top of a transactional system to provide planning, what-if scenario analysis capabilities and real-time demand commitments, considering constraints. Supply Chain Planning is the set of processes related to the estimation of future client demand and its balance with capacity and supply, both from production and from suppliers. This planning can encompass one or several trading partners, from the end consumer to the raw material producer, including reverse logistics. Supply chain execution (SCE) is the process of managing a supply chain, in essence, getting supply chain items where they need to go.

Supply Chain Improvement and Best Practices

Changing market requirements, new technologies, geopolitical shifts, weather-related factors, and changes in availability of resources require supply chains to be constantly evolving. Supply chains must be continually improving by gathering key performance data, analyzing current performance, and creating and implementing improvement plans. The supply chain should ensure compliance with existing standards, regulations, and apply sustainable best practices. Instead of only reacting to risk events, companies need to model, anticipate, and prevent risk.

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