Supply Chain Management Courses

This 2-day course provides an overview of supply chain concepts, procurement's role in business efficiency, adding value in the supply chain, designing supply chains, and e-procurement. The practical program aims to equip new and developing teams with tools and techniques to implement in their work environment. Suitable for new procurement professionals, the course emphasizes understanding modern procurement's alignment with business objectives and value-added activities.

This one-day course focuses on innovative approaches to supply chain management. Participants will learn how to develop effective sourcing strategies, analyze spend data, position supplies in markets, and prioritize improvement opportunities. The course aims to provide a view of restructuring supply chains to maximize value for the buyer's organization. Senior practitioners and their teams looking for insights and ideas in supply chain management are encouraged to attend.

The Commercial Awareness Training course aims to develop participants' understanding of commercial aspects in project management. The course covers topics such as tendering risks, estimating, financial appraisal, procurement, contract types, payment terms, contract law, risk management, and execution risks. Through lectures, exercises, workshops, and case studies, participants learn to assess and manage commercial implications effectively. The course duration is 2 days, with locations available in various cities in the UK and internationally.

The Supply Chain Management Training program aims to equip participants with advanced tools and techniques for procurement and supply chain management. The course focuses on enhancing commercial acumen to align processes with strategic objectives and daily operational needs. Topics covered include global trends, procurement cycles, supply chain design, contract strategies, supplier research, relationship management, risk mitigation, and contract incentivization. The course spans four days and is offered in various locations in the UK, Ghana, Nigeria, and Qatar.