Industry Standards and Graduate Curriculum SCM and PPPM Programs

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1 Industry Standards and Graduate Curriculum SCM and PPPM Programs Chaodong Han, Ph.D. Director, Graduate Programs in SCM and PPPM Towson University Phone: (410) AN INDUSTRY-ACADEMIC TEACHING SUPPORT WORKSHOP Globalization and Standards: Supply Chain Operations, Strategy and Infrastructure Georgetown University, Washington, DC May 18-19, 2015

2 Institutions Providing Supply Chain Management Certifications APICS Professional association for supply chain and operations management CPIM, CSCP, SCOR-P, etc. Institute for Supply Management(ISM) CPSM, CPSD American Purchasing Society CPP, CPPM, CGPP, CPPC CSCMP SCPro

3 APICS Certified Supply Chain Professional (CSCP) Module 1 Supply Chain Management Fundamentals Module 2 Module 3 Building Competitive Operations, Planning and Logistics Managing Customer and Supplier Relationships Module 4 Using Information Technology to Enable Supply Chain Management

4 ISM Certified Professional in Supply Management Exam 1 Section A Section B Section C Section D Section E Section F Exam 2 Section A Section B Section C Section D Section E Section F Section G Section H Exam 3 Section A: Section B Section C Foundations of Supply Management Contracting and Negotiation Cost and Finance International Social Responsibility Sourcing Supplier Relationship Management Effective Supply Management Performance Forecasting Logistics Materials and Inventory Management Organization/Department Assessment Planning Product Development Project Management Quality Leadership in Supply Management Leadership Risk and Compliance Strategic Sourcing

5 American Purchasing Society Certifications Certified Purchasing Professional (CPP) Certified Professional Purchasing Manager (CPPM) Certified Green Purchasing Professional (CGPP) Certified Professional Purchasing Consultant (CPPC)

6 CSCMP SCPro TM Supply Chain Concepts Demand Planning Procurement and Supply Management Manufacturing and Service Operations Transportation Inventory Management Warehousing Order Fulfillment and Customer Service

7 SCM and PPPM Graduate Towson SUPPLY CHAIN MANAGEMENT (M.S.) Integrated Core (18 credits) Introduction to Supply Chain Management Procurement and Sourcing Supply Chain Analytics Operations Management Logistics and Distribution Introduction to Project Management Electives (9 credits) Six-Sigma Quality Business Process Management Customer Relationship Management Independent Study (directed readings, independent research, and SCM internship) Applied Supply Chain Management Capstone Project (3 credits) Post Baccalaureate Certificate (15 credits) Competition of the first FIVE core courses

8 MS in SCM Program Learning Objectives Demonstrate knowledge of methods to manage, analyze and control supply chain activities Demonstrate critical thinking and problem solving skills in a supply chain setting Apply software solutions to develop creative alternatives to supply chain problems Synthesize and integrate concepts and methods to evaluate and recommend supply chain improvements

9 APICS SCOR Towson MS- SCM Cores CSCMP SCPro Plan EBTM 602 Introduction to SCM Supply Chain Concepts Source EBTM 620 Procurement & Sourcing Procurement & Supply Management Make Deliver EBTM 610 Operations Management EBTM 720 Supply Chain Analytics (IT) Demand Planning Manufacturing & Service Operations; Return EBTM 604 Project Management Inventory Management Enable EBTM 710 Logistics & Distribution Warehousing Order Fulfillment & Customer Service Transportation

10 SCM and PPPM Graduate Towson Project, Program and Portfolio Management Post-baccalaureate Certificate (PBC) (15 credits) Introduction to Project Management Procurement and Sourcing Project Leadership and Communication Project Cost Accounting and Finance Program and Portfolio Management Program Objectives: Develop understanding of the eight PMBOK areas, namely, integration, scope, time, cost, quality, human resource, communications, risk and procurement management. Describe the key processes of establishing, evaluating and balancing a project portfolio.

11 Building PMBOK Areas Into PM Curriculum Course EBTM 604 Intro to Project Management EBTM 625 Project Leadership & Communication EBTM 620 Procurement & Sourcing EBTM 715 Project Cost Accounting & Finance EBTM 750 Program & Portfolio Management PMBOK Area Cost, scope, time, integration, quality Risk, HR, communication Procurement, quality Cost, budgeting and finance Shareholder

12 Challenges Facing Curriculum Design Lack of consensus on supply chain management standards Content areas Benchmark and best practices Metrics Lack of a reputed institution which can lead the effort to develop and promote supply chain standards Lack of industry and academic collaboration in curriculum design Lack of textbooks and other supporting material Lack of integration with the business accreditation process