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Segment 2.7 Strategy in the Organisation and its Supply Chain
Segment 2.7 Strategy in the Organisation and its Supply Chain
Knowledge: Will know and understand | Capabilities: Will be able to |
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The levels of strategy in organisations - corporate, business unit and functional |
Contribute to the development and implementation of business and corporate strategies through added value procurement and supply chain management |
The layers of the business environment and the impact on the development of strategy |
Advise colleagues and other stakeholders on the impact of the business environment on the organisation and its supply chains |
The challenges that impact different industries and sectors and the trends in the macro-environment |
Evaluate the challenges faced by the organisation and its supply chains taking actions to mitigate risks and to develop opportunities |
The impact of changing markets, market volatility and supply chain disruptors on supply chains |
Develop approaches to mitigate the impact of changing markets on supply chains and take actions to exploit market opportunities |
Cycles of competition and competitive strategies |
Critically assess pricing and competitive behaviour undertaken by organisations in the supply chain and take actions to improve or protect the organisation's interests |
The segmentation of markets |
Develop and implement the alignment of market segmentation undertaken by the organisation with its customers and suppliers |
Modelling for the creation of strategic directions |
Critically assess the divergence of strategies undertaken by organisations in a supply chain and advise senior managers on strategies that can be adopted by the organisation |
Approaches to strategy evaluation |
Recommend strategic choices to improve the organisation's short and long term performance |
Drivers of globalisation and international strategies |
Evaluate opportunities to deploy favourable global strategies |
The innovation-entrepreneurship framework and the contributions of supply chain |
Evaluate the value added activities of the organisation's supply chains and take actions to increase value |
Methods of pursuing strategies such as:
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Critically assess the developments in strategies adopted by suppliers and advise senior managers on strategy options |
The protection of intellectual property in the supply chain |
Advise colleagues, suppliers, other stakeholders on issues affecting the supply chain relating to the development and retention of intellectual property rights |
The impact of mergers and acquisitions on supply chains |
Evaluate the effect of mergers and acquisitions on the organisation and its supply chains and develop plans to maximise benefits and minimise disruption |
The use of business continuity planning to assess financial impact and other risks to mitigate supply chain interruption |
Assess suppliers' business continuity plans to mitigate the financial impact and other risks that might be caused by disruption to the organisation's supply chains |
The levels of strategy in organisations - corporate, business unit and functional
Contribute to the development and implementation of business and corporate strategies through added value procurement and supply chain management
The layers of the business environment and the impact on the development of strategy
Advise colleagues and other stakeholders on the impact of the business environment on the organisation and its supply chains
The challenges that impact different industries and sectors and the trends in the macro-environment
Evaluate the challenges faced by the organisation and its supply chains taking actions to mitigate risks and to develop opportunities
The impact of changing markets, market volatility and supply chain disruptors on supply chains
Develop approaches to mitigate the impact of changing markets on supply chains and take actions to exploit market opportunities
Cycles of competition and competitive strategies
Critically assess pricing and competitive behaviour undertaken by organisations in the supply chain and take actions to improve or protect the organisation's interests
The segmentation of markets
Develop and implement the alignment of market segmentation undertaken by the organisation with its customers and suppliers
Modelling for the creation of strategic directions
Critically assess the divergence of strategies undertaken by organisations in a supply chain and advise senior managers on strategies that can be adopted by the organisation
Approaches to strategy evaluation
Recommend strategic choices to improve the organisation's short and long term performance
Drivers of globalisation and international strategies
Evaluate opportunities to deploy favourable global strategies
The innovation-entrepreneurship framework and the contributions of supply chain
Evaluate the value added activities of the organisation's supply chains and take actions to increase value
Methods of pursuing strategies such as:
- Organic development
- Strategic alliances
- Mergers and acquisitions
- Offshoring/onshoring
- Out-sourcing/in-sourcing
- Make vs Buy analysis
Critically assess the developments in strategies adopted by suppliers and advise senior managers on strategy options
The protection of intellectual property in the supply chain
Advise colleagues, suppliers, other stakeholders on issues affecting the supply chain relating to the development and retention of intellectual property rights
The impact of mergers and acquisitions on supply chains
Evaluate the effect of mergers and acquisitions on the organisation and its supply chains and develop plans to maximise benefits and minimise disruption
The use of business continuity planning to assess financial impact and other risks to mitigate supply chain interruption
Assess suppliers' business continuity plans to mitigate the financial impact and other risks that might be caused by disruption to the organisation's supply chains
This segment was last updated on: 20th May 2021