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Logistics and Inventory Control | Management | Operations Management
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Business and Administration
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English
About Program

Program Overview


This program empowers professionals in the oil and gas industry with the expertise to transform supply management from a tactical to a strategic function. By embracing a world-class supply management approach, graduates enhance their skills and contribute to the success of their organizations.

Program Outline


Degree Overview:

The program focuses on strategic supply management in the oil and gas industry, aiming to reduce operating costs while improving quality and productivity. It emphasizes shifting from a tactical to a strategic focus in supply management operations.


Objectives:

The program aims to equip participants with the skills and knowledge to:

  • Achieve world-class supply management performance.
  • Enhance supply management skill sets.
  • Organize spend profiles effectively.
  • Lead continuous improvement programs.
  • Manage economic uncertainties.
  • Improve purchasing performance through internal surveys.
  • Develop a "Purchasing Coding System."
  • Create a Composite Purchase Price Index.
  • Allocate more time to strategic issues.
  • Master negotiation planning and strategies.
  • Understand the cost elements that contribute to a supplier's price.
  • Develop a comprehensive purchased materials/services strategic plan.

Outline:

The program covers a wide range of topics, including:

  • Stages to world-class supply management:
  • Change and becoming more strategic
  • Supply management skill sets
  • Defining supply management
  • Examples of job descriptions for supply management
  • Developing the spend profile:
  • Creating time to be strategic
  • The ABC (Pareto) analysis and its applications
  • Material/services purchasing code development
  • Elements of cost that make up the price:
  • Developing "should cost"
  • Producer price indexes
  • Requesting supplier's cost and pricing data
  • Dealing with economic uncertainties:
  • When, where, and how to use "Economic Price Adjustment" clauses
  • Internal surveys to improve purchasing performance:
  • Total cost of ownership concepts
  • Cost containment methods
  • Cost reductions and cost avoidance
  • Savings reporting procedure
  • Developing purchased materials/services strategic plans:
  • Developing the purchase price index for your organization
  • Negotiation skill sets:
  • Steps in negotiation preparation
  • Positional negotiations
  • Final points before the negotiation
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