LAL BAHADUR SHASTRI INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY & MANAGEMENT, INDORE

Two Year Full rime Post Graduate programme in Management

Course Code: 124404
Academic Session: 2015-16

Course Title: Supply Chain Management

Instructor:

The principal objective of this course is to acquaint participants with key concepts and
solLrtions in the
design' operation, control and Management of supply chain as an integrated system.
It also aims at
sensitizing participants with how effective and efhcient supply chains .u-n f."ilitote
achievement of cost
saving and market benefits based on the philosophy of extended enterprise. Additional
emphasis will be laid
on sustainability of supply chain.

Text and References

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Sirnchi -Levi, Dav.id, Ravi Shaniiar, Et al (2008), "Designing & Managingthe Supply
chain,,Tata
Mcgraw Hill, Delhi.
Sunil Chopra & Peter Meindl (2013) "Supply Chain management" Pearson EdLrcation.
D'K' Aggarwal (2009) "Logistics & supply Chain management" MacMillan India Ltd

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TERM EXAMINATION

50% (50 marks)

Internal Assessment

Mid Term Examination

Live Project
Case Presentation
Class Test
Class participation

50% (50 Marks)

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Chapter 1(LKLR)

Introduction to Logtstlcs ano

Supply Chain Management

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Understandlng tne SuPPIY \-Ir4r

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Process View of a suPPlY LnarII

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Supply Chain Drivers

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InventorY and Risk Pooling

SupplY Contracts

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Mass Customization

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Supply Chain Inregration

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Chapter 6 (LKLR)

Designin g the Distri bution

Network in a Supply Chain

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Chapter 4 (CM)

Distribution Strategies &

Optimization Models

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Uhapter 3 (LKLR)
Chapter 5 (CM)

Readings

Case 4

l.Vendor Managed Inventory

2. .Vendor Managed lnventoriesKellogg
3.The Power of Trust in Manufacturer
Retai ler Relationships
The'Indian' McDonald's

Strategic Alliances

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Chapter 8 (LKLR)

Procurement and Outsourcing

Strategies

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Chapter 14 (CM)

Case 5

Zara (pp 277 -291) (LKLR)

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Chapter 9

Reading

E-Purchasing for Supply Chain

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Third - Party, Fourth party

Reverse Logistics

Global Logistics and Risk

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I.Logistics Relationships and Third

Party Logistics
2. Fourth-Party Logistics
3.Reverse Loeistics

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Case 6

Wal-Mar1 Changes Tactics to Meet

International Tastes
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l. Strategic Supply chain Management in Dynamic and Emerging Business scenario

2. Don't let your Supply Chain Control Your Business (201l), HBR
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Class or Mass (2005), HBR
4. Ford Motor comJlany : Supply Chain strategies(2001), HBR
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Global Supply chain Planning at IKEA

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Whirlpool Cleans up iis Supply Chain

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PEDAGOGY:
Besides Lectures, the concepts shall be reinforcid ttr.ough class discussions of the assigned Cases /
Readings/ Articles listed above. All students are required to read them in advance and come prepared for
active participation and constant evaluation. Teaching shall be supplemented by Individual / Group
assignments. Live project shall be assigned to each group to experience real life situation. All group
assignments / Projects shall be presented to have the benefit of knowledge sharing.
The Teaching methodology is blend of the.following approaches:
1. lnteractive lectures
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3. Assignments Individuals as well as Groups

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supply chain strategies & practices under real life situations. Several research
the trimester for review. There will be profound emfhasis on awareness about recent trends in tr o\e-supply
chain management scenario and a constant watch on current journals & business magazinel newspapbrs etc.

A live project should be given to each group at the start of trimester and students

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