Business Management Supply Chain Management - Sinclair Community College

Business Management Supply Chain Management from Sinclair Community College is a Campus Associate Management and Innovation degree that prepares you for a Business career. The AAS Business Management - Supply Chain Management (SCM) concentration provides a broad-based study of organizational strategic plans, resources, roles, responsibilities, and functions, while also focusing on management of Supply Chain activities. This study involves consideration and application of processes to develop coordinated supplier-to-consumer systems, including: identifying needs for raw materials , supplies, and components; developing specifications; computing quantity requirements; selecting sources and negotiating agreements; acquiring, transporting, and storing inventory; managing and maintaining operations; and logistics management. SCM specialists have opportunities for management positions at all levels in virtually every type of business, throughout small and medium-sized businesses, corporations, industries, non-profit organizations, and government agencies. Program Outcomes Insight into how goals, strategies, and plans are developed through analysis of internal and external organizational environments. Insight into systems and management of systems. Understanding of basic managerial functions, particularly in the context of organizational mission, objectives, and performance. Ability to identify good management practice in various organizational settings. Understanding of organizational behavior: concepts, workplace issues, and trends. Understanding of human relations: concepts and applications relevant to job and interpersonal situations. Emphasis on communication, motivation, leadership, and teaming. Knowledge of contemporary approaches to management, particularly at the supervisory and intermediate levels. Insight into methods used to create and maintain a positive work environment. Insight into how personal and organizational values influence managers and their role. This is integral to the program and supports the college-wide competency of values/ citizenship/ community. Understanding of the purpose and application of basic Supply Chain Management elements and concepts, and their strategic contributions to efficient and effective organizational operations. Knowledge and application of skills in oral and written communication, quantitative methods, and critical thinking. View more details on Sinclair Community College . Ask your questions and apply online for this program or find other related Management and Innovation courses.