Lecture
Supply Chain Management: Tools and Techniques
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Description
This lecture covers various tools and techniques used in supply chain management, including continuous improvement, risk analysis, SWOT analysis, and lean management. It explores concepts such as the SCOR model, PESTEL analysis, and the Ishikawa diagram. The instructor emphasizes the importance of quality control, process optimization, and the identification of risks using methods like AMDEC. Additionally, the lecture delves into the application of lean tools, scheduling strategies, and the Swiss Cheese Model for risk prevention.
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