Leveraging Supply Chain Management to Drive Organizational Success

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Author(s): Shay Denton Scott, Theodore Stank
ISBN: 9781684783144
Edition: 2
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Leveraging Supply Chain Management to Drive Organizational Success

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About the Author
Shay Denton Scott

Shay Scott (B.S., M.S., MBA, and PhD from University of Tennessee) is Executive Director of the Global Supply Chain Institute at The University of Tennessee at Knoxville, widely recognized as one of the top programs globally for supply chain management. Shay also serves as visiting faculty at Vienna University of Economics and Business.

 

Prior to joining the University of Tennessee, Scott led the Americas International Logistics organization at Dell where he had responsibility for Dell's outbound supply chain from the US to points throughout the world. Dr. Scott holds a US patent for innovative logistics processes developed and implemented globally as a part of this project.

 

He has studied, worked, and traveled in 50 countries on six continents.

About the Author
Theodore Stank

Ted Stank is the Bruce Chair of Excellence in Business and the lead Professor of the SCM program at the University of Tennessee at Knoxville (B.S. from U.S. Naval Academy; Ph.D. from University of Georgia).  He is co-author of over 100 articles and five books, and works extensively on applied research, executive education, and consulting in various supply chain management strategy areas.  Ted served as Chair of the Board of Directors of CSCMP in 2014-2015 after serving on the board for the previous 8 years.

 

Prior to his academic career, Ted served as an operations officer in the U.S. Navy and worked in sales and marketing for Abbott Laboratories Diagnostic Division.

 

He coached his 3 sons in lacrosse all the way through high school, taking 3rd place in state of TN varsity lacrosse 2009.  He also sings lead vocals in a cover rock and roll band.  He is not likely to quit his day job to pursue either of these interests full time, however.

Table of Contents

Section 1: Strategic Implications of Supply Chain Management

Module 1: Supply Chain Strategy and Value

Module 2: Integrating the Internal Supply Chain

Module 3: Supply Chain Financial Impact

Module 4: Innovation in the Supply Chain

Module 5: Demand & Supply Integration

Module 6: Supply Chain Measurement

 

Section 2: Supply Chain Operating Elements

Module 7: Supply Chain Planning

Module 8: Supply Management (old 7)

Module 9: Manufacturing & Service Operations (old 8)

Module 10: Logistics Management (old 9)

Module 11: Inventory Management (old 10)

Module 12: Closed Loop Supply Chain Management (old 11)

Module 13: Aligning Supply Chain Operations For Total Value Optimization (old 12)

 

Section 3: Supply Chain Value Enablers

Module 14: Supply Chain Information Technology (old 13)

Module 15: Relationship Management (old 14)

Module 16: Network Design (old 15)

Module 17: Global Supply Chain Management (old 16)

Module 18: Risk Management (old 17)

Module 19: Sustainability (old 18)

Module 20: Talent Management (old 19)

Module 21: Supply Chain Management Future Trends (old 20)