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Diploma in Supply Chain Management
Learn about supply chain ecosystems, modern manufacturing services, ways to reduce risk, and more.
Description
A supply chain is a living ecosystem that involves an incredible range of institutions. These include a network of companies, countries and their governments, social and political organisations, and delivery infrastructure. This free course, designed by industry experts, will simplify these complex systems and guide you on your path to entering supply chain management.
The course first provides insights on how to design supply chains to give them advantages over competitors. You will be given a roadmap towards reducing supply chain vulnerability by identifying and managing risks within the chain and external to it. The course gives examples of resource uncertainties, characteristics of Wicked problems, and describes the elements of a cyber attack. It also presents six strategies to reduce overall risk exposure.
If you work, or hope to work, in the areas of operations management, logistics, procurement, or information technology then this course is tailored to you. The course makes a complex subject as clear as possible to give you an edge over your competitors, but it still requires some time and effort from you. But in approximately 6-10 hours, you’ll be certified, recognised, and able to talk the talk with the best. You have the interest to get this far, now maximise your potential and bring your career to the top table.
Start Course NowModules
Module 1: Introduction to Supply Chain Management
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Supply Chain Networks - Learning Outcomes
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Supply Chain Networks - Part 1
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Supply Chain Networks - Part 2
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Supply Chain Networks - Part 3
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Supply Chain Networks - Part 4
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Supply Chain Networks - Part 5
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Supply Chain Networks - Part 6
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Case Study: Zara - Part 1
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Case Study: Zara - Part 2
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Case Study: Zara - Part 3
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Lesson Summary
Module 2: Supply Chain Ecosystems
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Supply Chain Ecosystems - Learning Outcomes
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Supply Chain Ecosystems - Part 1
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Supply Chain Ecosystems - Part 2
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Supply Chain Ecosystems - Part 3
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Supply Chain Ecosystems - Part 4
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Supply Chain Ecosystems - Part 5
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Supply Chain Ecosystems - Part 6
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Supply Chain Ecosystems - Part 7
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Supply Chain Ecosystems - Part 8
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Supply Chain Ecosystems - Part 9
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Lesson Summary
Module 3: Diploma in Supply Chain Management - First Assessment
Module 4: Supply Chain Design
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Supply Chain Design - Learning Outcomes
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Supply Chain Design - Part 1
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Supply Chain Design - Part 2
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Supply Chain Design - Part 3
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Supply Chain Design - Part 4
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Supply Chain Design - Part 5
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Supply Chain Design - Part 6
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Lesson Summary
Module 5: Supply Chain Risk Management
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Supply Chain Risk - Learning Outcomes
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Supply Chain Risk - Part 1
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Supply Chain Risk - Part 2
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Supply Chain Risk - Part 3
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Supply Chain Risk - Part 4
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Supply Chain Risk - Part 5
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Supply Chain Risk - Part 6
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Supply Chain Risk - Part 7
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Supply Chain Risk - Part 8
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Supply Chain Risk - Part 9
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Lesson Summary
Module 6: Diploma in Supply Chain Management - Second Assessment
Module 7: Diploma in Supply Chain Management - Final Assessment
Learning Outcomes
Having studied this course the learner will be able to: - Explain what the terms supply chain and supply chain management mean; - Describe what supply chain networks are; - List examples of supply chains; - Describe what is meant by integrated supply chain networks; - Describe best practices in supply chain networks; - Define what supply chain ecosystem is; - Describe how to map a supply chain ecosystem; - Describe how to use the ecosystem framework in supply chain analysis; - Describe how modern manufacturing and services are intertwined; - Describe how supply chain networks can be affected by disruptions and innovations; - List and describe the two steps in global supply chain design; - List and describe the five steps in global supply chain formation; - Describe what Governance Formation involves; - List and describe the types of Supplier Asset Specificity; - Describe risks to supply chains; - Describe the aim of Supply Chain Risk Management; - List the elements of a Supply Chain Ecosystem; - Describe and give examples of resource uncertainties; - Describe and give examples of economic and political related uncertainties; - List the characteristics of Wicked problems; - Describe Cyber risks and the elements of a cyber attack; - List the six strategies to reduce overall risk exposure.
Certification
All Alison courses are free to enrol, study and complete. To successfully complete this Diploma course and become an Alison Graduate, you need to achieve 80% or higher in each course assessment. Once you have completed this Diploma course, you have the option to acquire an official Diploma, which is a great way to share your achievement with the world. Your Alison Diploma is:
Ideal for sharing with potential employers - include it in your CV, professional social media profiles and job applications
An indication of your commitment to continuously learn, upskill and achieve high results
An incentive for you to continue empowering yourself through lifelong learning
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