Certification with you in mindEarning the Certified in Production and Inventory Management (CPIM) designation demonstrates your mastery of an organization’s internal operations and an in-depth understanding of materials management, master scheduling, forecasting, production planning and how it applies across the extended supply chain.REVOLUTIONIZING the day-to-dayWith the CPIM providing supply chain professionals with a better understanding of systems, methodologies, and concepts, day-to-day operations become no-brainers and efficiency becomes the norm. This rings particularly vital as the supply chain industry faces unprecedented levels of uncertainty and unforeseen changes each day. By returning to the foundational knowledge that stems from a CPIM education, individuals can not only face challenges head-on but redefine what a successful operation looks like. |
Module 1: Basics of Supply Chain Management (BSCM) ■Section A: Introduction to Supply Chain Management ■Section B: Manufacturing Design, Planning and Control ■Section C: Quality and Continuous Improvement ■Section D: Lean Section E: Demand Management ■Section F: Master Planning ■Section G: Material Requirements Planning ■Section H: Capacity Management ■Section I: Purchasing Section J: Aggregate Inventory Management ■Section K: Item Inventory Management ■Section L: Execution and Control ■Section M: Physical Distribution Module 1: Strategic Management of Resources (SMR) ■ Developing a Business Strategy ■ Gathering and Analyzing Internal/External Information ■ Where Will We Compete? ■ How Will We Compete? Section E: Sustainability and Strategy ■ Business Planning and Finance ■ Costing Methods and Tools ■ Aligning Operations Strategically ■ Technology and Improvement Strategies ■ Infrastructure Module 2: Master Planning of Resources (MPR) ■ Demand Management Principles ■ Forecasting Techniques ■ Customer Interface Management ■ Sales and Operations Planning Principles ■ S&OP Techniques ■ Master Scheduling Principles ■ Master Scheduling Process Techniques ■ Principles of Distribution Planning ■ Distribution Planning Techniques Module 3: Detailed Scheduling and Planning (DSP) ■ Aggregate Inventory Management ■ Itemized Inventory Policy ■ Itemized Inventory Management ■ Material Requirements Planning (MRP) Design Section E: Using and Managing the MRP System ■ Detailed Capacity Planning ■ Managing and Applying CRP ■ Managing Projects ■ Planning Procurement and External Sources of Supply Module 4: Execution and Control of Operations (ECO) ■ Execution of Operations ■ Scheduling ■ Implementation and Capacity Control ■ Principles of Quality, Communication, and Continuous Improvement ■ Quality Communication, and Continuous Improvement Techniques ■ Principles of Design Concepts and Tradeoffs ■ Techniques of Design Concepts and Tradeoffs An APICS CSCP designation will help you:– Increase your functional knowledge of production and inventory management – Maximize ROI on the systems and technologies within your organization – Master the tools you need to effectively manage global supply chain activities – Gain knowledge to apply principles of enterprise resources planning (ERP) software to cover various critical functions within your organization – Earn customer satisfaction by delivering Lean/Just-in-Time products and services – Enhance your credibility within your organization – Create consistency and foster collaboration through best practices, common terminology and corporate-wide communication
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