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Essentials of Supply Chain Management: Module 2 - Strategic Planning

In this module, you will learn how to plan for supply chain risks, review contingency planning, learn about building a risk management program, and find out how advanced technologies assist in strategic planning. Additional topics include corporate responsibility, supply base mapping, and the objectives of supply chain management..

Who should attend?

This module is intended for entry-level automotive SCM-oriented employees, prospective entrants into an automotive supply chain management career, and students looking to increase foundational knowledge of supply chain management.

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 You will have access to the course for 60 days from date of enrollment.

Approximate time to complete: 1 hour

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