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IIR Middle East

Measuring And Monitoring Suppliers’ Performance

IIR Middle East

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Details

A procurement and SCM strategy establishes your organisation’s future environment and the value of supplier relationships. The course is designed to offer practical development and implementation approaches for procurement and SCM strategies.

This intensive course is designed to address the key strategic considerations for applying and implementing integrated procurement and supply chain management practices. The focus will be on developing procurement and supply chain strategies for effective supplier performance. This will incorporate the use of latest business process models and their relationship with segmentation and demand planning.

The integrated relationship with suppliers will be considered in the context of the impact of sourcing decisions, vendor selection, delivery decisions, risk, performance measurement and profitability. At the end of the course you will be able to develop your own integrated supplier management strategy using the latest tools and techniques.

Objectives/Benefits

Develop a focused approach to create and implement your own supplier management strategy incorporating world-class benchmarking criteria

Understand the impact of enhanced vendor performance on the overall profitability of your organisation

Gain new insights into how integrated procurement and supply chain thinking can transform the competitiveness of your supply chains and your business

Increase your understanding of costs, contractual risks and financial performance

Provide a continuous supply of goods and services at the lowest cost and minimum contractual risk by managing the performance and effectiveness of your suppliers

Target Audience

Procurement, supply chain, logistics, and materials managers and directors who wish to broaden and update their skills and knowledge. Procurement and supply chain personnel developing relations with suppliers for long term and strategic co-operation. Those who need to understand the impact of supply chain decisions upon their suppliers and own company’s performance.

Additional Details

Subject Category(ies): Business/Management; Other
Learning Method: Classroom
Program Type: Assessment

Event Session

Event Dates: 24 Jun 2012 - 27 Jun 2012
Venue: Kempinski Hotel, Mall of the Emirates, Dubai, UAE
Sheikh Zayed Road, Al Barsha
P.O.Box 120679
United Arab Emirates
Instructor(s): Dr. Dermot Carey
Managing Director
Materials Resource Management Limited, Ireland

Dr. Dermot Carey is an experienced management consultant, trainer and business coach. He is a Doctor of Business Administration, and part of his research focused on the implementation of integrated processes, and systems and structures in a complex business environment. He formed MRM Ltd in 1990 in Ireland dedicated to change management, business process re-engineering with a specialist interest in procurement and supply chain management. His career spans 40 years; he has held a number of senior management positions in both the private and public sectors. In 20 years of consultancy he has successfully completed many major assignments in a variety of industries at home and overseas.

He holds a number of strategic and advisory roles for private and public sector organisations. He is International Advisor for Ireland to SCLG Middle East. He is also President of CSCMP Roundtable for Ireland. He is a regular speaker at conferences internationally.

Dr. Carey’s experience includes such sectors as healthcare, telecommunications, software development, FMCG, pharmaceuticals, aerospace, construction industry federation, aircraft maintenance, airlines, defence, financial services, computer manufacturing, education, clothing, confectionery, electronics, engineering, government departments, logistics, mail order, oil and gas exploration and drilling, print, railways, retail, steel manufacturing, software supplies, and ship building. This experience was gained in Ireland, UK, Europe, Middle East, Africa, Malaysia, and the USA.




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