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Available courses

INTRODUCTION TO SUPPLY CHAIN MANAGEMENT

BUSINESS STUDIES

INTRODUCTION TO SUPPLY CHAIN MANAGEMENT

Unit Description

This unit introduces the fundamental concepts, principles, and evolution of Supply Chain Management (SCM). It explores how products and services move from suppliers to end-users, the key participants involved, and how effective supply chain management contributes to competitive advantage. Learners will understand the relationship between supply chains and value chains, their strategic importance in business performance, and the global forces shaping modern supply networks.

By the end of this unit, students will be able to define SCM, identify its major components, differentiate between supply and value chains, and explain how SCM provides organizations with competitive advantages.

SUSTAINABLE AND GLOBAL SUPPLY CHAIN MANAGEMENT

Unit Description

This unit explores the integration of sustainability principles and globalization in supply chain management. It examines how organizations design and operate supply chains that minimize environmental impact, uphold social responsibility, and comply with global trade regulations. Learners will analyze green logistics, circular economy practices, global sourcing, ethical and legal challenges, and future trends shaping international supply chains.
By the end of this unit, students will be able to develop and manage supply chains that are both globally competitive and environmentally responsible.

E-PROCUREMENT SYSTEMS

Unit Description

This unit introduces learners to the principles, tools, and technologies used in electronic procurement (e-procurement). It explores how organizations integrate Information and Communication Technology (ICT) to streamline procurement processes, enhance transparency, reduce costs, and improve efficiency. Learners will gain practical insights into e-tendering, e-bidding, e-catalogues, and e-invoicing systems, as well as the challenges and data security considerations involved in digital procurement.
By the end of the unit, students will be able to implement, manage, and evaluate e-procurement systems effectively within an organizational context.

INVENTORY AND WAREHOUSE MANAGEMENT

Unit Description

This unit focuses on the principles, techniques, and tools used in managing inventory and warehousing within a supply chain. It covers inventory types and functions, control systems such as EOQ, JIT, and ABC analysis, warehousing principles, material handling, safety procedures, and emerging technologies like RFID and barcoding. By the end of this unit, learners will understand how to optimize inventory levels, improve warehouse efficiency, and apply technology for effective inventory tracking and control.

LOGISTICS AND TRANSPORTATION MANAGEMENT

Unit Description

This unit provides a comprehensive understanding of logistics and transportation as core components of supply chain management. It focuses on the planning, implementation, and control of the efficient movement and storage of goods, services, and related information. Learners will explore transportation modes, freight management, warehouse location, distribution planning, and reverse logistics. By the end of this unit, students will be equipped to design and manage logistics systems that reduce cost, enhance customer service, and support organizational objectives.

PROCUREMENT AND SUPPLIER RELATIONSHIP MANAGEMENT

Unit Description

This unit explores the strategic role of procurement and supplier relationship management (SRM) in supply chain performance. Learners will examine the processes, policies, and systems used in acquiring goods, works, and services. The unit also covers supplier evaluation, e-procurement, contract management, and ethical sourcing practices. By the end of this unit, students should be able to apply procurement principles and build effective supplier relationships that support organizational goals and sustainability.