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Micro-Credential in Strategic Supply Chain Management

Innovating Supply Chain Management: Value Creation and Adaptation

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Program Start Date

1.5 Credits

Course Credits

RM8,500*

Fee

STF Claimable;
HRDC Claimable

Funding Options

Overview

Ready to move beyond traditional logistics and unlock the strategic power of supply chain management? Discover how the smart coordination of goods, information, and capital can drive performance, fuel innovation, and deliver lasting customer value.

Designed for professionals in operations, logistics, management, or entrepreneurship, this course helps you see the big picture behind the movement of goods in today’s fast-paced world. You will explore how strategic supply chain decisions contribute to business growth, resilience, and agility. You will also gain insights on creating value through innovative supply chain management, creating powerful competitive advantages for your business.

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Through cases analyses, exercises, and in-depth discussions, you will achieve the following:

  1. Introduction
    Contemporary Thinking in Supply Chain Management
  2. Strategic Agility
    Aligning Supply Chains with Business Strategy (Case-based)
  3. Value Creation
    Business Models Powered by Agile Supply Chains (Case-based)
  4. Catalysts of Agility
    The Role of Supply Chain Intermediaries (Case-based)
  5. Tech-Driven Transformation
    Adapting to Emerging Technologies (Case-based)
  6. Structural Shifts
    Responding to Global Disruptions and Trends (Case-based)
  7. Supply Chains with Purpose
    Social Value Creation (Case-based)
  8. Conclusion
    Designing Operations for 21st Century Supply Chains

This course will enable you to:

  • Evaluate how well supply chain strategies align with business goals
  • Identify and Generalize mechanisms for value creation trough supply chain management
  • Business leaders & Chief Supply Chain/Operating Officers looking to leverage supply chains as engines of business value
  • Entrepreneurs & Start-up Founders exploring supply chain/logistics-based business models
  • Social Entrepreneurs aiming to drive sustainable development through SCM innovation
  • Consultants working in operations, strategy, or SCM transformation
  • Educators & Instructors in operations and supply chain management
  • Students preparing for careers in SCM, logistics, entrepreneurship, or strategy
  • Managers from Other Disciplines seeking to understandthe capabilities and boundaries of modern SCM

Participants are expected to read cases, complete brief exercises, and prepare for in-depth case discussions in the class. Additional reading material will be provided to complement the cases.

Class Structure

Video Learning

Before the live-sessions, students will analyze case studies (1 or 2 for each live session) provided by the instructor for case discussion. After preparing the case(s), the students will complete pre-class exercises on the ACE platform.

Live Sessions

The live-sessions are held in hybrid format, and involve a critical analysis of the case facilitated by the instructor. These sessions follow the Socratic method of teaching, in which the instructor asks probing questions to help students recognize the key lessons of the case. The sessions conclude with the instructor summarizing the key lessons.

Duration

Covers pre-learning through videos followed by live sessions.

First Live-session
Second Live-session
Third Live-session

First Live-session
Second Live-session
Third Live-session

Faculty

Shardul Phadnis

Associate Professor II of Operations and Supply Chain Management

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Micro-Credential in Strategic Supply Chain Management

Innovating Supply Chain Management: Value Creation and Adaptation

RM 8,500 or approximately USD1,848*

Important Notice: Service Tax Update Effective July 1, 2025

The Royal Malaysian Customs Department has announced a targeted revision to the Sales and Service Tax (SST) framework, effective July 1, 2025. As part of this revision, a 6 percent Service Tax will be imposed on education services provided to non-Malaysian individuals, including those offered by the Asia School of Business.