This module covers the main elements of strategy formulation and implementation, introducing new ideas and innovative approaches to strategy development.

This module considers how to review the organisation’s corporate and business strategies and using them to develop a supply chain functional strategy.

This module introduces you to the key issues regarding the nature of relationships in the supply chain, including assessment, impact and ability to add value through such relationships.

The IoSCM Level 2 Transport and Logistics course is tailored to students who have limited experience in the logistics and transport sector, who are keen to get a good grounding in place for their career. This course will help you to build a strong foundation of key skills and knowledge, so you can achieve success in entry-level transport and logistics jobs.


Completing a Logistics and Transport course with the Institute of Supply Chain Management (IoSCM) can certify your knowledge and skills, to give you the best g

This module discusses how strategic supply chain management can support and influence corporate and business levels of strategy. It also evaluates the impact of market change on supply chain strategies.

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This module considers the legal aspects of contracts, including formation, recourse for non-performance and conflict resolution.

This module introduces you to capacity planning and control, including MRP, MRPII and ERP systems.

This module examines formal contracts with external organisations and the types of contractual terms and pricing arrangements that can be incorporated