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Supply Contracts in Supply Chain Management
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143 students

Supply Contracts in Supply Chain Management

Learn Contracts in Supply Chain With Examples
Last updated 5/2024
English

What you'll learn

  • Supply contracts
  • Attributes of contracts
  • Contract elements
  • Cost risk and estimates
  • Technical risk and contract schedule risk
  • Example of contracts
  • Type of contracts
  • Fixed price and cost price contracts
  • Incentive arrangements
  • Sharing arrangements
  • Cost plus incentive fee

Course content

3 sections19 lectures1h 35m total length
  • Introduction to supply contacts5:12
  • Attributes of contracts4:16
  • Contract Structure4:01
  • Contract Elements12:10

    Identify contract elements for supply contracts: scope, purchase orders, shipment, delivery, installation, acceptance, quality, warranties, and payments. Include force majeure, confidentiality, IP, and dispute resolution.

  • Contractual Disputes & Arbitations3:54

Requirements

  • Eager to learn supply chain concepts

Description

This comprehensive course explores the critical role of supply contracts within supply chain management. Designed for professionals and students interested in deepening their understanding of contractual agreements, this course covers everything from the basics of contract formation to the complexities of managing risks and resolving disputes.


Course Objectives:


  • Understand the foundational elements of supply contracts, including their attributes, structure, and essential elements.

  • Learn about different types of supply contracts and their applications within various contexts of supply chain management.

  • Analyze contract risks associated with cost and technical aspects of supply chain projects.

  • Examine real-world examples of firm fixed price and cost-based contracts under varying degrees of uncertainty.

  • Explore detailed incentive arrangements and their calculations to align contractor performance with project goals.


Target Audience: This course is ideal for supply chain professionals, contract managers, procurement specialists, and anyone involved in the formulation and management of contracts within the supply chain. Any Student who wants to learn supply chain concepts or want to enter this exciting field can also join the course.


Learning Outcomes: Participants will gain a robust understanding of how contracts are designed, negotiated, and managed. They will be equipped with the skills to mitigate risks, handle disputes effectively, and use contracts to achieve strategic supply chain objectives.

Who this course is for:

  • Supply chain Professionals
  • Anyone who wants to learn supply chain concepts.