The course is divided into three parts:
1.
The first part of the course focus on the
comprehension of the main company’s area involved in supply chain management,
with a specific reference to the SCOR Model. There will be an analysis of the
main strategies (insource vs outsource , pull vs push) and globalization issues.
2.
The second part of the course will deepen the supply chain processes:
a.
Demand Planning and Forecasting
b.
Production Planning
c.
Sourcing and Procurement
d.
Manufacturing Management
e.
Warehouse Management
f.
Distribution Management and Logistics
g.
Performance Management
3.
The third part of the course will focus on advanced
topics:
a.
E-commerce and logistics system design
b.
Manufacturing restructuring strategy
c.
Supply chain collaboration (tools and methodologies)
d.
Supply chain information systems
e.
Supply chain trends.
It will be used a combination of frontal class
teaching, class discussions, exercise and case studies.
It is recommended to use the English text book and the notes that the
professor will load on the university web site.
In English (recommended): Chase
R.B., Jacobs F.R., Aquilano N.J. (2004),
Operations Management for Competitive Advantage, Mc Graw-Hill, Boston
In Italian: Chase R.B., Jacobs
F.R., Aquilano N.J., Grando A., Sianesi A.
(2004), Operations Management nella produzione e nei servizi, Mc
Graw-Hill, Milano.