ABOUT:
The APICS® Certified Supply Chain Professional (CSCP)® Learning System is a robust training and certification preparation initiative aligned with the APICS® CSCP® body of knowledge. Tailored for individuals and enterprises, it aims to cultivate and refine competencies essential for devising and implementing global supply chain management strategies. The program focuses on satisfying customer demands, curbing expenses, and amplifying revenues.
CERTIFICATION BODY: ASSOCIATION FOR SUPPLY CHAIN MANAGEMENT (APICS®, USA)
The Association for Supply Chain Management (ASCM), formerly APICS®, is a global nonprofit offering certification programs and networking opportunities. Established in 1957 as APICS®, it expanded its reach and offerings over the years. Notably, it merged with the Supply-Chain Council in 2014 and the American Society of Transportation and Logistics in 2015, further advancing its mission to enhance end-to-end supply chain management. The Supply-Chain Council initially aimed to standardize supply chain language and operations, developing the SCOR model, which evolved to encompass Plan, Source, Make, Deliver, and Return processes.
LEARNING OBJECTIVE:
- Introduce Supply Chain Management Strategy and Design, providing a comprehensive overview of strategic design principles within supply chain operations.
- Discuss Supply Chain Strategies, Planning & Execution, focusing on the practical implementation of strategies and effective execution methodologies.
- Highlight the crucial linkages between Customer Relationship Management (CRM) & Supplier Relationship Management (SRM), emphasizing their interconnectedness and impact on streamlined supply chain processes.
- Introduce international standards and regulatory compliance, offering insights into the global standards vital for operating in diverse markets.
- Explore the role and contributions of a Supply Chain Manager, outlining their responsibilities and significance in organizational operations.
- Enhance avenues in the field of Supply Chain Management, providing opportunities for professional growth and expanded expertise.
- Equip participants with comprehensive exam preparation, ensuring they possess the necessary knowledge and skills to excel in the field of Supply Chain Management.
EXAM INFORMATION:
- CBT Based Test: Pearson VUE Test
- Online Examination
- 155 MCQs
- 3.5 Hrs.
- Score Range: 200-350
- Passing Score: Minimum 300/-
- Exam Window: April & May, July & August, November, December & January
RE CERTIFICATION:
- Valid up to 5 Years
- 75 Professional Maintenance Points
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Curriculum
- 1 Section
- 8 Lessons
- 40 Hours
- COURSE CONTENT:8
- 1.1Module 1: Supply Chains, Demand, and Forecasting Explores supply chain dynamics, demand management, and forecasting for operational optimization.
- 1.2Module 2: Global Supply Chain Networks Focuses on managing complexities in international supply chain networks.
- 1.3Module 3: Sourcing Products and Services Covers efficient procurement strategies and vendor management.
- 1.4Module 4: Internal Operations and Inventory Addresses inventory management and warehouse efficiency within operations.
- 1.5Module 5: Forward and Reverse Logistics Explores transportation, delivery, and reverse logistics for returns.
- 1.6Module 6: Supply Chain Relationships Emphasizes collaborations and partnerships for enhanced efficiency.
- 1.7Module 7: Supply Chain Risk Evaluates risk management strategies and resilience in supply chains.
- 1.8Module 8: Optimization, Sustainability, and Technology Integrates technology and sustainability practices for optimized operations.
Requirements
- Possess a minimum of 3 years of relevant business experience.
- Hold a Bachelor’s degree or its international equivalent.
- Have one of the following designations: CPIM, CLTD, CSCP, CTL, CFPIM, CIRM, SCOR-P, C.P.M., CSM, or CPSM.
Target audiences
- CSCP targets individuals involved in supply chain strategy and design.
- It caters to professionals engaged in demand planning and management.
- Suitable for those overseeing supplier and customer relationship management.
- Covers aspects of inventory management within supply chains
- Addresses the complexities of reverse logistics.
- Includes supply chain financial management components.