Certified Supply Chain Professional Program

The APICS Certified Supply Chain Professional brings your company’s entire end-to-end supply chain into perspective. From manufacturing companies to service providers, supply chain effectiveness in the global economy is increasingly critical for business and professional success. Customer expectations are high – with the APICS CSCP, you can ensure that your company not only meets them, but exceeds them.
WHO SHOULD PURSUE CSCP?
- Professionals and leaders who want an improved view of strategic Supply Chain Management with a global view
- Leaders looking to improve lead time, working capital, productivity and the bottom line
- Innovators seeking to make step-change improvements in their chain strategies and effectiveness
- Anyone looking to move forward in their careers and improve their competitiveness.
MODULE 1
Supply Chain Design
- Develop the Supply Chain Strategy
- Introduction to Supply Chains
- Inputs toe Supply Chain Strategy
- Developing a Supply Chain Strategy
- Strategy Tools and Techniques
- Design the Supply Chain
- Business COnsiderations
- Supply Chain Design
- Product Design Considerations
- Key Technologies
- eBusiness Considerations
- Commonucations, Project Management, & Change Management

MODULE 2
Supply Chain Planning & Execution
- Procure & Deliver Goods and Services
- Components of Demand Management
- Forecasting Deamdn
- Demand Prioritization
- Operations Planning & Control
- Master Scheduling
- Capacity Management, Planning, and Control
- Inventory Management & Control
- Supply Management
- Logistics, Warehousing, and Transportation
- Monetary, Regulatory, and Trade Considerations
- Managing Supply Chain Partners
- Segmentation
- Customer Relationship Management
- Supplier Relationship Management
- Manage Reverse Logistics
- Reverse Logisics Operations
- Waste Considerations and Regulations
MODULE 3
Supply Chain Improvement and Best Practics
- Comply with Standards, Regulations, and Sustainability Best Practices
- International Standards and Regulatory Compliance
- Corporate Social Considerations
- Managing Risk in the Supply Chain
- Risk Identification
- Risk Assessment and Classification
- Risk Mitigation and Response
- Security, Regulatory, and Complaince Concerns
- Measure Analyze, and Improve the Supply Chain
- Supply Chain Metrics
- Measuring Performance and Customer Service
- Lean and Just In Time
- Basics of Six Sigma and Quality Management
- Continuous Improvement and Change Management

