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e-Supply Chain Management

Synopsis

The new economy has radically changed supply chain management, and traditional procurement methods are becoming obsolete. Technology plays an increasingly important role as new and innovative planning systems, execution systems, and performance measurement systems are implemented to improve control of the supply chain.

While bottom-line fiscal concerns tend to be the most obvious advantage of e-supply chain management, this course also discusses how these technologies can transform SCM into a major strategic factor.

Seat Time

2 to 3 hours

Course-level Performance Objective

Learners define the major components of supply chain management and explore the role that Internet technology can play in critical business areas, such as procurement, logistics, and forecasting.

Topic-level Performance Objectives

  • Explain how the new economy is impacting supply chain management.
  • Given a real-life e-business scenario, distinguish between activities that are upstream, internal, and downstream; identify the supply chain management functions affected; explain how planning systems enhance the e-supply chain; and explain how execution systems enhance the e-supply chain.
  • Given a fictional e-business scenario, identify the appropriate actions that would improve supply chain performance.
  • Explain how technology affects traditional procurement procedures.
  • Identify the major ways a company can benefit from implementing an e-procurement system.
  • Distinguish between buy-side and sell-side applications.
  • Given certain characteristics of a company, determine which solution (buy-side or sell-side) best meets their needs for reducing procurement costs.
  • Match the benefits of sell-side applications to the parties who benefit from them.
  • Given a list of business challenges, identify which features of sell-side applications will address them.
  • Describe what an e-marketplace is.
  • Identify the three common ways e-marketplaces create value in the supply chain.
  • Given a fictional e-business scenario, identify the type of e-marketplace that would best meet strategic objectives.
  • Given a fictional e-business scenario, identify the e-marketplace pricing models that would best meet strategic objectives.
  • Explain the impact the Internet is having on traditional logistics management
  • Identify the major challenges of traditional logistics
  • Given a scenario, assess a company's logistics functions and identify the areas that can be improved with the use of e-logistics.

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