Supply Chain Coordination and Sourcing (in English) [ LLSMS2035 ]
5.0 crédits ECTS
30.0 h
1q
| Teacher(s) |
Agrell Per Joakim ;
|
| Language |
English
|
Place
of the course |
Louvain-la-Neuve
|
| Main themes |
The course provides an indepth treatment of the relationships between independent firms in a supply chain through the analysis of their behavior, contractual frame, product, process and market choices. The first part of the course aims at understanding and modelling the strategic behavior between firms using the tools of LSM2031 and game theory in order to understand how to design the features and parameters of supply chain information. The second part looks at supplier relationsships from a strategic perspective, interfacing with procurement, production planning and product innovation, to understand the scope and limits of the previously defined tools in contexts such as e.g. armslength, partnerships and supplier pools. Strategic sourcing is a collaborative and systematic approach to reduce external spending, while improving quality, internal processes and total cost of ownership or usage.
|
| Aims |
At the end of the class, students should be able to
- Identify, formulate, solve and critically review coordination problems in the supply chain.
- Model, resolve and interpret models to predict, recommend and implement supply chain solutions
- Distinguish and classify supplier relationships with respect to product, process and market properties.
|
| Content |
The class mixes interactive seminars on the topics with case studies and corporate site visits to provide students with a feeling for the relevance and context of the subject matter. The first part is illustrated with several roleplaying exercises to visualize and experience the topics. The second part includes a real-life case study that permits hands-on experience in the sourcing field.
Content
UNDERSTANDING STRATEGIC BEHAVIOR IN SUPPLY CHAINS.
Equilibria in Games.
Dynamic Games
Cooperative Games
Signalling, Screening and Bayesian Games
COORDINATION THROUGH NETWORK DESIGN
Channel Conflicts.
Intermediated Chain Design
Distribution Strategies
Supply Chain Structure on the Internet
Models I, T, D
COORDINATION THROUGH CONTRACTS.
B2B E-market places; supplier platforms
Combinatorial Auctions
Multi-unit Auctions
Procurement Reverse Auctions
Double Auctions and Exchanges
COORDINATION THROUGH COLLABORATIVE ACTION
CPFR Collaborative Forecasting and Supply Chain Performance
Inventory Models under CPFR
Joint Price and Inventory Decisions
STRATEGIC SOURCING
Procurement
Supplier Relationship Management
Collaborative Sourcing
Joint Development of Knowledge
Global Sourcing Impacts
Implementing Sourcing Management in Purchasing Organizations
REAL-LIFE CASE STUDY
Products, Process and Supply Chain
Procurement Process
Sourcing Process
Analysis
Methods
In-class activities
1 Interactive seminar
1 Project based learning
1 role playing/simulation
At home activities
1 Exercices to prepare the lecture
1 Paper work
1 Students presentation
|
| Other information |
Other information
Prerequisites (ideally in terms of competencies)
LSM2030
LSM2031
LSM2032
Evaluation :
Case solutions including class presentations, class participation and an oral exam in English
Support
Excerpts from the references.
References :
Simchi-Levi, D, S. D. Wu, Z-J. Shen (2004) Handbook of Quantitative Supply Chain Analysis: Modeling in the E-business Era, Springer.
Axelsson, B., F. Rozemeijer, F. Wynstra (2005) Developing Sourcing Capabilities: From Insight to Strategic Change. John Wiley
Philippart, M. C. Verstraete, S. Wynen (2005) Collaborative Sourcing. UCL Press.
Internationalisation
1 international content (does the course tackle international issues related to the course content ?)
1 international guests
1 international case study
Corporate features
1 case study
1 company visit
Skills
1 presentation skills
1 team work
1 problem solving
1 decision making
1 critical thinking
Techniques and tools for teaching and learning
1 Internet work
1 modelling
1 quantitative methods
1 qualitative methods
|
Cycle et année
d'étude |
> Master 120 of arts in Business engineering
> Master [120] in Business Engineering
|
Faculty or entity
in charge |
> CLSM
|
<<< Page précédente
|
