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SCRMSupply Chain Risk Management
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Course Overview
SCRM program, in partnership with LEHIGH University attempts to provide best practices in reducing the supply chain vulnerability via a coordinated holistic approach, involving all supply chain stakeholders, which identifies and analyses the risk of failure points within the supply chain.
Risks to the supply chain range from unpredictable natural threats to counterfeit products, and reach across quality, security, to resiliency and product integrity.
Mitigation plans to manage these risks can involve logistics, cybersecurity, finance and risk management disciplines; the ultimate goal being to ensure supply chain continuity in the event of a scenario which otherwise would have interrupted normal business and thereby profitability.
Risks to the supply chain range from unpredictable natural threats to counterfeit products, and reach across quality, security, to resiliency and product integrity.
Mitigation plans to manage these risks can involve logistics, cybersecurity, finance and risk management disciplines; the ultimate goal being to ensure supply chain continuity in the event of a scenario which otherwise would have interrupted normal business and thereby profitability.
Key Takeaways
1
Understand risks brought about by market uncertainties, complexity and risk.
2
Learn new and emerging tools, techniques and tactics and implement that knowledge to effectively identify, assess, mitigate and manage supply chain risk.
3
Measure your SCRM effectiveness and progress by learning the new KRIu2019s, Key Risk Indicators.
4
Maximize your profitability and MINIMIZE your risk by learning about flexible supply chains.
5
Develop an effective Supply Chain Risk Management strategy to address daily business challenges.
Supply Chain Risk Management Consortium
Course Outline
Day 1
SUPPLY CHAIN & RISK MANAGEMENT INTRODUCTION
Supply Chain Management Foundations
→ Basic Definition of SCM
→ Three Key Planning Horizons
→ PUSH versus PULL & the “Tipping Point”
→ The THREE Waves of Supply Chain Transformation
→ The FIVE Levels of Supply Chain Excellence
→ The 3-V’s of Supply Chain Management
→ Basic Definition of SCM
→ Three Key Planning Horizons
→ PUSH versus PULL & the “Tipping Point”
→ The THREE Waves of Supply Chain Transformation
→ The FIVE Levels of Supply Chain Excellence
→ The 3-V’s of Supply Chain Management
The Global Supply Chain & Trends
→ Globalization 3.0
→ New Metrics of Success
→ The Supply Chain Taxonomy
→ Recent Global Survey Findings and Research
→ New Metrics of Success
→ The Supply Chain Taxonomy
→ Recent Global Survey Findings and Research
Impacts of Uncertainty, Complexity and Risk on the Supply Chain
→ Supply Chain Complexity
→ The Financial Impacts of Uncertainty, Complexity & Disruptions
→ The Financial Impacts of Uncertainty, Complexity & Disruptions
Supply Chain Risk Management Basic Elements
→ Terms, Definitions & Basics
→ The Risk “Frontier”
→ The Risk “Frontier”
Risk Identification & Assessment
→ Sources of Uncertainty
→ Types of Risk
→ Supply Chain Risks
→ Types of Risk
→ Supply Chain Risks
Day 2
SUPPLY CHAIN RISK MANAGEMENT FUNDAMENTALS
The FOUR Spheres of Supply Chain Risk
→ Supply
→ Demand
→ Processes
→ Environment
→ Demand
→ Processes
→ Environment
Emerging SCRM Frameworks & Enablers
→ ERM, GRC, ISO
→ S&OP
→ S&OP
Emerging Tools & Techniques in Support of the FOUR Spheres
→ Supply, Demand, Processes and Environmental Tools
→ Scenario Planning, BIG Data, Predictive Analytics
→ BCP, RRP & Balanced Scorecards
→ “War Room” Dashboards
→ Scenario Planning, BIG Data, Predictive Analytics
→ BCP, RRP & Balanced Scorecards
→ “War Room” Dashboards
New Metrics of Success
→ T-t-R, VaR, Resilience Indexes
→ Supplier Ratings and Bankruptcy Indicators
→ Supplier Ratings and Bankruptcy Indicators
Mitigation Strategies and Tactics
→ Strategic, Tactical & Operational Strategies & Tactics
→ Controlling Risk--Methodologies
→ Controlling Risk--Methodologies
Day 3
FRAUD, CORRUPTION, THEFT & COUNTERFEITING
Terms, Definitions and new Global Regulations
Emerging Tools & Techniques
→ Best Practices
→ System Platforms
→ BIG data & Predictive Analytics
→ Risk Scoring & Compliance
→ Best Practices
→ System Platforms
→ BIG data & Predictive Analytics
→ Risk Scoring & Compliance
Emerging Counter Measures
→ Across Multiple Industries Global Case Studies
Day 4
SUPPLY CHAIN MATURITY & RISK ASSESSMENT
Use of a “Cloud-based Heat Map” Assessment Tool
→ Training
→ In-class Team Assessment exercises
→ In-class Review of Assessments (5) Cases - Supply Chain Risk Management Exemplars
→ In-class Team Assessment exercises
→ In-class Review of Assessments (5) Cases - Supply Chain Risk Management Exemplars
Day 5
ORGANIZATION DEVELOPMENT & THE FUTURE HORIZON
Governance, Risk & Compliance
→ Global Regulations including new Conflict Minerals
More Early Adopter Cases
21st Century Supply Chain Maturity & Risk Model
→ A Roadmap and the New Supply Chain Risk Management Journey
→ A Roadmap and the New Supply Chain Risk Management Journey
Who Should Attend?
This highly practical and interactive course has been specifically designed for
This training is uniquely designed to provide both strategic and tactical risk management insights suitable for Vice Presidents, Managing Directors, Division Heads,Executives and Specialists in the areas of:
→ Risk Management & Finance
→ Supply Chain Management
→ Logistics
→ Procurement
→ Manufacturing
→ Operations &
→ Distribution
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