DIGITAL SUPPLY CHAIN MANAGEMENT (2 SCU)

Learning Outcomes:

Upon successful completion of this course, students are expected to comprehend: assessing decisions for solving problems in supply chain management; building innovative solutions in supply chain management through research in a multidisciplinary environment based on ethical analysis; developing strategic and effective recommendation and implementation plans in supply chain management with the use of sophisticated digital technologies; and evaluate impacts of strategies and activities undertook in supply chain management based on business ethics both in the local and international contexts through the use of digital technologies.

Topics:

Innovative and sustainable supply chain management needs the enterprise resource planning technology and management system. Nowadays, enterprise resource planning (ERP) utilizes digital technologies that can enhance the management of procurement, production, and logistic processes. The course provides students with knowledge and skills of the ERP technology and management systems for supply chain management (SCM), big data analytics for SCM, business-to-business technologies for supply chain execution and collaboration, e-sourcing and e-purchasing technologies, as well as mobile, wireless technologies, and internet of things for supply chain infrastructure development and management.