Supply Chain Management
SCM. Supply Chain Management
SCM. Supply Chain Management - Supply Chain Management is a training opening the Focused Supply Chain series, devoted to supply chain management and production control. The training organizes and provides a solid portion of knowledge in the field of an integrated planning system . It is implemented based on the best global standards, including: APICS organization (creators of MRP, MPRII) and Oliver Wight's organization, which invented and supports the implementation of integrated MRPII/ERP planning.
SCM TRAINING DESCRIPTION:
- How to find balance between inventory volume and performance?
- How do you maintain this balance when changes occur daily?
- How to build one common plan for sales, production and supply?
- How to properly divide competences in planning?
- How to use IT tools more effectively in planning?
The framework of knowledge about planning and controlling flows (materials, information, money, etc.) in the supply chain, included in the SCM training, allows for a systematic understanding of the essence of production management and related processes.
SCM teaches not so much how to "put out the fires that keep breaking out" in enterprise management, but how to build a system that minimizes the chance of their occurrence.
Even if we have large supplies, it often turns out that we have a lot of what is unnecessary and what is urgent is missing. Sounds familiar?
If you are interested in improving supply chain processes; the issue of timeliness ; quantitative material supply (from the supplier to the recipient); availability , stock size (reduction pressure); excess stock of unnecessary elements and shortage of necessary elements, during the training you will learn methods of coordinating this process .
During the training, the main principles, methods and techniques governing the main areas of the MRPII system will be discussed (including: forecasting and demand management, master resource planning, material demand planning, detailed examination of the availability of required resources, scheduling and operational control, continuous improvement).
The training program meets the expectations of people who want to effectively implement the knowledge acquired during the training - this is supported by model implementation plans, an ABCD checklist for enterprise self-assessment (built on the basis of the guidelines of Oliver Wight's organization, which supports the implementation of integrated MRPII planning /ERP) and other tools obtained during and after the training.
Training goals:
- Understanding the essence and functionality of a systemic approach to the problem of planning the use of company resources and controlling the processes of their use
- Understanding the hierarchical order of the integrated MRPII planning system and learning about the competences and responsibilities of its participants
- Learning the main principles, methods and techniques governing the main areas of the MRPII system, in particular the areas:
- forecasting and demand management,
- superior resource planning,
- material demand planning,
- detailed study of the availability of required resources,
- scheduling and operational control,
- continuous improvement.
Sessions:
- Introduction to SCM issues
- The role of strategy in building a value chain
- Conflict in the Organization
- Forecasting
- Sales and Operations Planning S&OP
- MPS and MRP mechanics
- MPS and MRP dynamics
- Control and execution of PAC operations
- Capacity management and production systems
- Continuous improvement
COURSE FORMAT:
On- site training: 3 days, 8 sessions, exercises, interactive workshop based on a multimedia presentationAs part of the training, participants:
- a one-hour online consultation with a trainer after the training
- printed English-language materials
- Action learning - tasks to be carried out after returning from training
- practical materials containing the ABCD Checklist (a self-assessment checklist built on the basis of Oliver Wight's organization guidelines, which supports the implementation of integrated MRPII / ERP planning), adapted to the conditions on our market. The form contains questions about elements without which integrated planning will not function
- Training completion Diploma signed with the MPM logo (both printed and PDF version)
PARTICIPANTS PROFILE:
This training is addressed to all participants of processes related to planning, production, distribution, supply, etc.
TRAININGS DEVELOPING THE ISSUE:
- MPP - Master Planning Policy: S&OP i MPS
- IMP - Inventory Management Policy
- PSC - Production Scheduling & Control
If you are considering running any of the above training courses as an in-house session in English, please contact us: kontakt@mpm24.com
FAQ:
Is the SCM training intended for managers or specialists?
This training is designed for both managers and specialists. For new participants, it offers a deep dive into industry standards, while experienced professionals will find it an excellent opportunity to structure and refine their existing knowledge. Managers will gain practical insights to resolve daily challenges, allowing them to focus on their strategic goals. Meanwhile, specialists will acquire specific tools to develop their competencies and enhance the processes they manage on a day-to-day basis.
How does this SCM training differ from others available on the market
With our training, you can be certain of receiving both a solid foundation of knowledge and hands-on practice. What’s more, our instructors are industry experts with manufacturing backgrounds who, just like you, have faced the daily challenges of SCM. We have been conducting training for decades, during which time our products have evolved to meet changing market demands and client needs. We remain committed to world-class standards, such as APICS, while enhancing them with the latest SCM trends and practical experience from the local market.
Why should I start with SCM training?
Supply Chain Management training will structure your knowledge, showcase best practices, and allow you to unify the language used across your organization.
Why should I learn the standard? I have extensive professional experience
Our experience, as well as that of our clients, shows that to fully benefit from the knowledge and skills offered by our courses, it is essential to master the entire standard — starting with the SCM training. Subsequent courses provide a deeper dive into specific areas of the supply chain. If you have further doubts, please feel free to contact us; our team will explain the requirements needed to ensure each training in the series is a rewarding experience.
Are the training materials available in digital format, and can they be sent to me by email?
The main textbook is provided in hard copy. However additional practical materials are sent electronically. These include, for example, the ABCD Checklist — a self-assessment tool for enterprises based on Oliver Wight's guidelines, which supports the implementation of integrated MRPII/ERP planning.