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Segment 7.8 Applying Improvement Methodologies for the Supply Chain
Segment 7.8 Applying Improvement Methodologies for the Supply Chain
Knowledge: Will know and understand | Capabilities: Will be able to |
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How to specify data to support problem diagnosis and decision making |
Investigate procurement and supply chain issues through application and analysis of data to create appropriate recommendations |
Deming’s plan, do, check, action (PDCA) cycle and approaches to quality management |
Apply systematic approaches to improve procurement and supply chain management |
The use of statistical analysis to developing supplies to examine issues affecting the performance of the supply chain |
Lead programmes to collate and analyse data to formulate strategies and plans for solving issues in procurement and the supply chain |
Developing metrics to measure the performance of the supply chain |
Evaluate metrics that can be applied to measure performance and develop improvement plans with suppliers and stakeholders |
Project identification and improvement strategies |
Evaluate development projects and create appropriate strategies for their implementation |
The importance of business case development and cost/benefit analysis |
Create sound business cases for the procurement of goods or services based on quantitative and statistical evidence |
Root cause analysis and the use of six sigma tools |
Apply root cause analysis to problems experienced in procurement and supply chain management and apply statistical methods for the development and implementation of improvement plans |
Methodologies and standards for the development of supply chains, such as:
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Select and instigate supply chain improvement methodologies and standards |
How to specify data to support problem diagnosis and decision making
Investigate procurement and supply chain issues through application and analysis of data to create appropriate recommendations
Deming’s plan, do, check, action (PDCA) cycle and approaches to quality management
Apply systematic approaches to improve procurement and supply chain management
The use of statistical analysis to developing supplies to examine issues affecting the performance of the supply chain
Lead programmes to collate and analyse data to formulate strategies and plans for solving issues in procurement and the supply chain
Developing metrics to measure the performance of the supply chain
Evaluate metrics that can be applied to measure performance and develop improvement plans with suppliers and stakeholders
Project identification and improvement strategies
Evaluate development projects and create appropriate strategies for their implementation
The importance of business case development and cost/benefit analysis
Create sound business cases for the procurement of goods or services based on quantitative and statistical evidence
Root cause analysis and the use of six sigma tools
Apply root cause analysis to problems experienced in procurement and supply chain management and apply statistical methods for the development and implementation of improvement plans
Methodologies and standards for the development of supply chains, such as:
- ISO 22301 Business Continuity
- ISO 27001 Information Security
- ISO 14001 Environmental Management
- Balanced scorecard methodologies
- Supplier relationship management
Select and instigate supply chain improvement methodologies and standards
This segment was last updated on: 21st May 2021