Contemporary Business Issues - XS6006 (Jan) Term 3: Week 7

Learning objectives: | What is supply chain management? | The activities of supply chain management | Types of relationships in supply chains | Supply chain behaviour | Supply chain improvement | Lean Synchronisation | JIT/5S/KANBAN |

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Term 2: Week 4: Leadership.
Term 2 Week 5: Operation Management
Term 2 Week 6: Operation Strategy
Term 2 Week 7: Supply Chain Management.

7.1 Pre-Lecture Activity

Please watch the short video to know about this week's content, pre-class activity and important notifications:

Play the hyperlinked games to learn the basics about the topic that will be covered this week.

7.2 Lecture Material

What is supply chain management (SCM)? (Slides: 3 - 7)

The activities of supply chain management (Slides: 8 - 13)

Types of relationships in supply chains (Slides: 14 - 16)

Supply chain behaviour (SBM) (Slides: 17 - 19)

Supply chain improvement (SCI) (Slides: 20 - 22)

Lean Synchronisation (Slides: 23 - 27)

Just In Time (JIT) / 5S / KANBAN (Slides: 28 - 37)

T2W7 Supply Chain Management and Lean Sychronisation.pptx

7.3 Seminar Material

Seminar Activity:

Please read the case study and answer the question at the end in groups:

T2 W 7 Case study Fast Fashion.pdf Download T2 W 7 Case study Fast Fashion.pdf

Please read the case study and answer the question at the end in groups:

T2 W 9 JIT Case study Boys and Boden (B&B).pdf Download T2 W 9 JIT Case study Boys and Boden (B&B).pdf

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Week 7: Supply Chain Management

7.1: Pre Lecture Activity
7.2: Lecturer session
...... What is (SCM)?
...... Activities
...... Relationships
...... Supply chain behaviour
...... Supply chain improvement
...... Lean Synchronisation
...... Just In Time
7.3 Seminar Material
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Term 2: Week 7: Bibliography

T2W7 Canvas Power point Presentation: Supply Chain Management and Lean Sychronisation.

Term 2: Week 7: References

Bowey, A. M. (1972). Approaches to organisation theory. Information (International Social Science Council), 11(6), 109–128.
Hall, and Slack, N., Chambers, S., and Johnson, R. (2007) ‘Operations Management’ (5th ed.) Harlow: Pearson
J. G. Monks, 1982. Operations management: Theory and problems. New York: McGraw-Hill, 549
Mullins, L. J., (2016) ‘Management and organisational behaviour’ (11th ed.) London: FT Prentice.

Term 2: Scheme of work

Week 4: Leadership
Week 5: Operations management
Week 6: Operation strategy
Week 7: Supply chain management
Week 8: Revision

Videos:

Just in Time Production (Lean Production)
What is Supply Chain Management? Definition and Introduction | AIMS UK
Supply Chain Management Review

Author's profile:

Mr David Hilton: MBA, MA (ODE), PGCE, QTLS, ADTLLS and HND Production Engineer

A level seven graduate with over 20 years' experience in the spheres of Production and Quality Assurance Engineering. Also, a former Co. Director with over 10 years’ track record of business success in the service sector. Currently a Business Lecturer, Mentor, Coach and Learning Technologist with over 15 years’ experience of applying Traditional and Blended learning solutions within the FE (Further Education) and HE (Higher Educational) environments.

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