BSBPRC504 — Manage a supply chain

1 Develop and implement a supply chain strategy

• 1.1Identify the organisation’s objectives and the strategies for achieving them
• 1.2Review current supply chain management strategy and how it delivers against organisational strategies
• 1.3Assess supply chain opportunities that will add value to the organisation within the requirements of the strategy and budgetary allowance
• 1.4Design and implement a supply chain strategy that increases effectiveness and achieves organisational objectives
• 1.5Gain commitment of stakeholders to implement supply chain strategy
• 1.6Assign responsibility to monitor supply chain strategy to relevant personnel

2 Manage the flow of supplies through the supply chain

• 2.1Obtain information on the specifications of supplies in the supply chain
• 2.2Clarify the aims, objectives and plans of supplies against organisational policies and procedures
• 2.3Allocate supply chain tasks to self and other personnel
• 2.4Support personnel to achieve supply chain tasks and milestones
• 2.5Monitor and control the achievement of supply chain objectives against cost and timescales
• 2.6Present reports on the results of supply chain outcomes to stakeholders

3 Manage supply chain relationships and activities

• 3.1Apply portfolio analysis techniques to assess relationships in supply chains in accordance with the supply chain management strategy
• 3.2Evaluate financial, technical and performance data of suppliers in accordance with supply chain strategies
• 3.3Identify opportunities to adjust supply chain strategies to respond to the changing needs of customers, supply chain and organisational objectives
• 3.4Design and implement a framework to promote collaboration with suppliers to achieve a competitive advantage
• 3.5Consult with organisation management to confirm progress of supply chain activities in accordance to organisational objectives

4 Evaluate and improve supply chain effectiveness

• 4.1Review the effectiveness of current relationships within the supply chain in accordance with the supply chain management strategy
• 4.2Compare supply chain management models to determine most appropriate infrastructure to support organisational objectives
• 4.3Assess techniques to support the development of innovation in the supply chain
• 4.4Analyse cost reduction activities for a supply chain to achieve organisational objectives
• 4.5Consolidate analysis and evaluation results to improve future supply chain management strategies and seek feedback from organisation management

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