Current segment
Segment 3.5 Improving Systems Capabilities for Supply Chain Management
Segment 3.5 Improving Systems Capabilities for Supply Chain Management
Knowledge: Will know and understand | Capabilities: Will be able to |
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The use of bespoke systems and commercial off-the-shelf systems (COTS) and workflows to enable organisations to improve control of expenditure with suppliers |
Critically evaluate opportunities for the development of systems or procurement of commercial off-the-shelf systems (COTS) to enable organisations to improve control of expenditure with suppliers |
The use of database systems, data centres and data warehousing for procurement and supply chain management |
Investigate opportunities for the development of database systems, data centres and data warehousing used in procurement and supply chain management and make recommendations to colleagues and stakeholders |
The development of big data analytics to assist decision making |
Assess opportunities to develop and make use of big data analytics to improve supply chain planning, forecasting and control |
Contemporary enterprise resource planning (ERP) and other procurement systems and business transformation projects, and their impact on procurement and supply chain management and the wider organisation |
Critically evaluate the capabilities and application of enterprise resource planning (ERP) and other procurement systems, databases and business transformation projects for procurement and supply chain activities, and make recommendations to senior managers on their selection, development and implementation |
The impact of P2P (Purchase to Pay) systems used in procurement and supply chain management |
Maximise the use of P2P (Purchase to Pay) systems and make recommendations to senior managers on the development and use of touchless transactions |
Developments in systems technologies such as:
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Critically assess improvements that can be made to integrate both internal technologies and systems across supply chains through data integration and make recommendations to colleagues and other stakeholders |
The use of integration tools and blockchain technology to improve supply chain management |
Critically assess improvements that can be made to integrate both internal systems and systems across supply chains through data integration or blockchain technology and make recommendations to colleagues and other stakeholders |
The development of business continuity plans to mitigate interruptions in the supply chain |
Work with key stakeholders to assess the business continuity plans created by key suppliers and provide advice on potential improvements that can be made |
The use of bespoke systems and commercial off-the-shelf systems (COTS) and workflows to enable organisations to improve control of expenditure with suppliers
Critically evaluate opportunities for the development of systems or procurement of commercial off-the-shelf systems (COTS) to enable organisations to improve control of expenditure with suppliers
The use of database systems, data centres and data warehousing for procurement and supply chain management
Investigate opportunities for the development of database systems, data centres and data warehousing used in procurement and supply chain management and make recommendations to colleagues and stakeholders
The development of big data analytics to assist decision making
Assess opportunities to develop and make use of big data analytics to improve supply chain planning, forecasting and control
Contemporary enterprise resource planning (ERP) and other procurement systems and business transformation projects, and their impact on procurement and supply chain management and the wider organisation
Critically evaluate the capabilities and application of enterprise resource planning (ERP) and other procurement systems, databases and business transformation projects for procurement and supply chain activities, and make recommendations to senior managers on their selection, development and implementation
The impact of P2P (Purchase to Pay) systems used in procurement and supply chain management
Maximise the use of P2P (Purchase to Pay) systems and make recommendations to senior managers on the development and use of touchless transactions
Developments in systems technologies such as:
- Intranets and extranets
- Data centre management
- Cloud computing
- Open source software
- Convergence of technology platforms
- Mobile communications
- Remote working
- Video conferencing and collaboration tools
- Artificial intelligence (AI)
Critically assess improvements that can be made to integrate both internal technologies and systems across supply chains through data integration and make recommendations to colleagues and other stakeholders
The use of integration tools and blockchain technology to improve supply chain management
Critically assess improvements that can be made to integrate both internal systems and systems across supply chains through data integration or blockchain technology and make recommendations to colleagues and other stakeholders
The development of business continuity plans to mitigate interruptions in the supply chain
Work with key stakeholders to assess the business continuity plans created by key suppliers and provide advice on potential improvements that can be made
This segment was last updated on: 8th November 2024