The organizations that make up the supply chain are “linked” together through physical flows and information flows. There are the physical flows that involve the transformation, movement, and storage of goods and materials. They are the most visible piece of the supply chain; however, just as important are information flows. These allow the various supply chain partners to coordinate their long-term plans, and to control the day-to-day flow of goods and materials up and down the supply chain.
This Supply Chain Operations in the Oil & Gas Industry training course will explore key concepts and solutions that can be employed to optimize the balance between supply chain responsiveness and the costs required to deliver desired business results.
Course Objectives of Advanced Oil and Gas Supply Chain Management
Understand how to maximize the effectiveness of your organisation’s supply chain operations
Appreciate the need to work with suppliers to gain tangible business results
Use an inventory strategy that increases the cash flow
Identify supply chain risk by using analytical tools
Apply changes in the organisation in order to make cost and service improvements
Appreciating the Supply Chain Upstream and Downstream
Understanding Internal and External Supply Chains
Processes in the Supply Chain
Working with Suppliers and Customers
Identifying Gaps in Performance
Types of Inventory
Maximizing Inventory Turns Through Working with Customers and Suppliers
Improving the Cash Cycle Time
Making Savings through Inventory Management
Improving Supplier Relationship Management
Identifying Internal Supply Chain Risks
Understanding Risk Management Principles
Applying SWOT and PESTLEE Models
Risk Management Planning though Contingencies
Prioritization of Risks in the Supply Chain
What is outsourcing?
How to Manage the Outsourced Contract
Making Sure that You are not Paying too much for an Outsourced Contract
Understanding How to Measure the Performance of Contracts
Appreciating Cost / Service Trade-offs
Measuring the Performance of the Supply Chain
Improving the Supply Chain Operation’s Performance
Using Suppliers and Customers to Improve the Supply Chain Operation
Ensuring the Organisation Develops a Continuous Improvement Strategy
Minimizing Risk by Re-engineering the Supply Chain Operation
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