Supply Chain Management Essay
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Jan 20th, 2013
4 Pages
YEAR 2010-2011
Global Supply Chain and Logistics
M06BSS
1. MODULE SUMMARY
Aims and Summary
This module provides knowledge and a thorough understanding of the management of the distribution and logistics function in contemporary organisations. The module will introduce the core concepts and theories that are pre-requisite for the successful management of logistics within the overall context of the organisation. The overall fit of the logistics function will be explored in context of attaining and sustaining competitive advantage and world-class status for global organisations. The module will explore supply chain networks and the importance of supply chain management. Current logistical trends such as lean …show more content…
Global Supply Chain and Logistics
M06BSS
1. MODULE SUMMARY
Aims and Summary
This module provides knowledge and a thorough understanding of the management of the distribution and logistics function in contemporary organisations. The module will introduce the core concepts and theories that are pre-requisite for the successful management of logistics within the overall context of the organisation. The overall fit of the logistics function will be explored in context of attaining and sustaining competitive advantage and world-class status for global organisations. The module will explore supply chain networks and the importance of supply chain management. Current logistical trends such as lean …show more content…
Excluded Combinations
None
Composition of module mark (including weighting of components)
30% Coursework and 70% Exam
Pass requirements
Coursework must be at least 35% and Exam must be at least 35% and Module Mark must be at least 40%
Special Features
The number of weeks will be flexible to reflect the nature of the students' enrolment
Course stages for which this module is mandatory
• BEST*** MSc Stage 1 Global Distribution Management • BEST056 MSc Stage 1 International Business
Course stages for which this module is a core option
2. TEACHING, LEARNING AND ASSESSMENT
Intended Module Learning Outcomes
On completion of this module, students will be able to: 1. Demonstrate comprehensive understanding of the complex organisational relationships of managing inventory, managing capacity and replenishment policies in the context of customer satisfaction and modern business constraints.
2. Analyse and critique a range of current and emerging global logistics & supply chain practices, trends and any subsequent issues that may arise.
3. Recommend and justify the
None
Composition of module mark (including weighting of components)
30% Coursework and 70% Exam
Pass requirements
Coursework must be at least 35% and Exam must be at least 35% and Module Mark must be at least 40%
Special Features
The number of weeks will be flexible to reflect the nature of the students' enrolment
Course stages for which this module is mandatory
• BEST*** MSc Stage 1 Global Distribution Management • BEST056 MSc Stage 1 International Business
Course stages for which this module is a core option
2. TEACHING, LEARNING AND ASSESSMENT
Intended Module Learning Outcomes
On completion of this module, students will be able to: 1. Demonstrate comprehensive understanding of the complex organisational relationships of managing inventory, managing capacity and replenishment policies in the context of customer satisfaction and modern business constraints.
2. Analyse and critique a range of current and emerging global logistics & supply chain practices, trends and any subsequent issues that may arise.
3. Recommend and justify the