Overview
Have you identified how your suppliers create vulnerable points in your supply chain? If so, how sure are you that the supply chain is robust and that you will not be one of the increasing number of organizations that suffers a serious interruption?
While you may outsource parts of your supply chain, you cannot outsource the risk to your business.
Suggested participants
This training is primarily designed for supplier managers who are responsible for oversight and management of the risks that key suppliers introduce to the supply chain. This is an intermediate/advanced level training course leading to mastery of the subject.
Participants should ideally have an awareness of contract and performance management of suppliers before attending.
Duration
> Virtual - 6 x 60 minute instructor led webinars + individual coaching
> On-site - 1 day instructor led workshop
The course will enable you to:
We encourage course participants to use a live supplier as their case study during this training. Step-by-step as
the training progresses, each delegate will build a risk action plan for a key supplier that incorporates a risk
impact and probability calibration, risk assessment and stakeholder engagement plan that works with three
fundamental levels of risk, define and document key risk indicators and build a risk management checklist.
Develop an analysis of your own supplier centric supply chain risks and build this into a risk action plan.
Aimed at supplier managers who are responsible for oversight and management of the risks that key suppliers introduce to the supply chain, this intermediate/advanced level training course addresses the following themes, and illustrated in the diagram below:
The training is structured and delivered as a series of 6 modules, as follows:
MODULE 1: Risk in the supplier management context.
MODULE 2: Identifying risks (and risk drivers) in the supply chain.
MODULE 3: Anatomy of the risk management process.
MODULE 4: Supplier risk quantification.
MODULE 5: Control and mitigation (and action planning).
MODULE 6: Bringing it all together.
Training is delivered through three key activities, to ensure students are engaged and they applying their learnings:
Workshop: Instructor-led 90 minute session in an interactive and engaging format (virtually or in-person).
Assignments: Students apply the module’s content to the job by completing a set of assignments, 1-2 hours to complete. This on-the-job activity should ideally be focused on a live supplier relationship to make the training relevant and bring its value to life.
Coaching: Throughout the assignment period, students get access to the course leader for 1:1 coaching support (30 minutes for each course module) to build on their understanding and ensure effective implementation.
All course attendees will receive a complete suite of support resources – templates and reference material – to ensure a consistent approach to SRM is embedded into your organisation.
The reference manual is designed to accompany the training and provide the visuals and a complete set of notes so that the student has a complete record of the material taught.
Additionally, a workbook that comprises a comprehensive set of templates is completed by each participant as they progress through the training. Exercise by exercise, this builds into a complete supplier risk action plan.
Training enhances stakeholder engagement and adds value to leading global bank.
Operating a complex and regulated environment, our client focuses on increasing value and managing risk in its supply chains through investing in SRM training.
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