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Supply chain: Supply Chain Risk Mitigation elearning course launched

Online program is an interactive elearning opportunity.

Staff -- Modern Materials Handling, 10/29/2009

The International Consortium for Organizational Resilience (ICOR), the Council of Supply Chain Management Professionals (CSCMP), and Competitive Insights Advantage have launched an elearning course that focuses on the mitigation of supply chain risk. Based on Norwich University’s Master’s of Business Continuity Management Program, Supply Chain Risk Mitigation is an interactive “live” elearning opportunity.

Supply Chain Risk Mitigation is the first in a series of four courses designed to introduce the inter-dependent functions of supply chain management with an emphasis on operating in today’s global environment. It highlights how traditional supply chain management decisions are made and the risks that organizations are now facing regarding the potential disruption to company performance and the financial consequences of those disruptions to the supply chain.

The course concludes by focusing on the primary ways to create mitigation strategies that can be applied to add resiliency to the operation while balancing cost, service and risk.  

How does it work?

This interactive elearning course runs from November 9 through  November 21, 2009.  Participants can access course materials at times that are convenient and complete the following activities each week:

  • Virtual instruction: View and listen to industry expert Richard Sharpe from Competitive Logistics teach for approximately one hour each week.

  • Live discussions with students world-wide:  Participate in a virtual classroom discussion and answer discussion questions each week.

  • Learn from experts: There will be reading material assigned each week to supplement the instruction. Learn from industry experts and the latest research.

  • Provide risk mitigation strategies to the leadership of your organization: Participants will be required to write two essays in response to an issue in supply chain risk mitigation.

Target Audience 

Supply Chain Risk Mitigation is intended for individuals who are presently or have been recently been engaged in supply chain functionality, who are business continuity or risk management professionals and/or who are in other functional areas but have an interest in learning how to mitigate supply chain disruptions for their organization.

Successful completion of the Supply Chain Risk Mitigation Course requirements and passing the exam earns students the designation of Certified Supply Chain Risk Associate (SCRA), the first in a series of four supply chain risk management certificates. 

This class will run once each quarter.  The next scheduled class will run in February, 2010.

Click here to register online or download the brochure.

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