SCM 860 - Supply Chain Transformation and Innovation

Summer 2013, Section 001 - 4.0 Credits
Schedule Number 547265
Course Status: This course is not currently available for registration.

Important Dates

Reg Period: 2/4/2013 - 5/13/2013
Start of Orientation: 5/2/2013
First Day of Class: 5/6/2013
End of Class: 8/4/2013

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University Park PA 16802

Course Description

Strategic supply chain transformation and innovation with emphasis on (re)configuration of key capabilities to achieve competitive advantages.

Strong writing skills are recommended for this course. If English is not your native language, it is important that you read additional information regarding English language proficiency before registering for this course.

Prerequisites

SCM 800, SCM 810, SCM 820, SCM 830, SCM 840 and SCM 850

Costs and Fees

Tuition Charge$3,720.00
Info Tech Fee$127.00
Total$3,847.00

Remarks

This course focuses on strategic supply chain transformation, innovation, and organizational change. The course examines current issues and best practices with respect to supply chain strategy; value creation through design and redesign of supply chain capabilities; transformational outsourcing; supply chain role in new product design, development, and market introduction; technology adoption; and change management. Supply chain transformation initiatives offer firms great potential for improving profitability and competitive positioning, both within the market and within the supply chain. Because sustainable competitive advantage is not found in one set of supply chain capabilities, strategic transformations must constantly assemble and reassemble the key capabilities that give the firm and its supply chain successive temporary advantages. This assembling or redesigning of capabilities chains should be an on-going process as the most significant value producing capabilities in any given industry change over time. The ability to consistently assemble the set of capabilities that produce competitive advantages is what some refer to as the ultimate core capability.  

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Material Requirements

There are no required purchased materials for this course.

Technical Requirements

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Software Requirements

No special software is required.



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