Supplier Relationship Management (SRM) is an important approach used for engaging with supplier on a level that reflects the priorities of the customer organisation and how best these needs can be achieved.
Supplier Relationship Management (SRM) is an important approach used for engaging with supplier on a level that reflects the priorities of the customer organisation and how best these needs can be achieved.
SRM is an integrated approach, addressing both the buyer and seller sides, which can provide mutual benefits for both organization. True SRM cannot be achieved through the Procurement Function acting alone.
SRM uses processes, principles, communications and tools to help companies better manage their existing suppliers within all areas of the company during the entire supplier lifecycle.
The Singapore Institute of Purchasing and Materials Management (SIPMM) is the nation’s professional body for the LPS sector – the sector which includes professionals in Logistics, Procurement and Supply Chain.
Since its founding in 1972, SIPMM has trained over 100,000 LPS professionals through its comprehensive suite of Specialised Qualifications, Executive Development Programmes.
As well as Specialised In-House Workshops across the region – which includes Multinational Firms, ICT Conglomerates, Governments, and the Armed Forces.
Sales and Customer Service has an essential role to play in every market, especially the logistics industry. Maintaining good customer relationships will mean less operating costs and more business from repeat clientele.
a good understanding of the workings of the Logistics and Supply Chain sector as an individual and as part of the larger logistics/Supply Chain industry
This two-day course will introduce you to the basic concepts of supply chain management, including the basic flow, core models, supply chain drivers, key metrics, benchmarking techniques, and ideas for taking your supply chain to the next level.
The supply chain is by its very nature a complex activity which is susceptible to risks and its associated impacts. This became evident when the supply chain can to grinding halt due to the COVID 19 pandemic resulting in shortages of goods in all industries.
This course introduces students to key issues and trends in supply chain and logistics, and discusses the key areas of logistics disruption.
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