AKTU Managing Global Supply Chains (BMBIB04) Syllabus PDF – MBA 4th Semester
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Syllabus — Managing Global Supply Chains
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Course Objectives
- To gain a comprehensive understanding of the principles and frameworks underpinning global supply chains and their strategic importance in international business.
- To critically analyze the complexities and challenges in designing, operating, and managing supply chains across diverse geographical and cultural settings.
- To develop practical skills to design, optimize, and implement global supply chain networks leveraging Indian and global business scenarios.
- To explore risk identification, mitigation strategies, and sustainable practices in supply chain operations.
- To examine the role of emerging technologies and innovations shaping the future of supply chains and supply chain management decision-making.
Unit 1: Introduction to Global Supply Chains (8Hrs)
Definition, scope, and evolution of global supply chains; Key components: sourcing, manufacturing, logistics, distribution, and customers; Importance and strategic role of global supply chains in competitive advantage; Supply chain flows: product, information, financial, and reverse flows; Globalization trends impacting supply chains in India and worldwide; Case study analysis of Indian companies with global supply chains.
Unit 2: Supply Chain Design and Network Configuration (10Hrs)
Principles of supply chain network design; Decisions on facility location, capacity, and distribution channels; Global sourcing strategies: make, buy, or outsource decisions; Supplier selection and relationship management focusing on Indian suppliers and international contexts; Impact of trade policies, tariffs, and customs on Indian exporters/importers. Case analysis of analyzing supply chain design decisions; Exercise on the design a supply chain network for an Indian manufacturing exporter;
Unit 3: Supply Chain Operations and Coordination (6Hrs)
Coordination mechanisms and collaboration among supply chain partners; Role of Indian logistics infrastructure and regulatory factors; Supply chain performance measurement; Case analysis.
Unit 4: Risk Management and Sustainability (8Hrs)
Types of risks in global supply chains: geopolitical, operational, financial, environmental; Risk assessment and mitigation frameworks; Sustainability in supply chains: Green Supply Chain Management (GSCM) principles; Corporate social responsibility and ethical sourcing, with case studies from Indian companies. Case analysis on supply chain disruptions and recovery plans;
Exercises on the discussion on sustainable practices in Indian industries
Unit 5: Technology and Innovation in Global Supply Chains (8Hrs)
Digital transformation in supply chains; Emerging technologies: AI, blockchain, robotics, and their applications in supply chains; Role of Industry 4.0 and latest trends in supply chain innovation;
Challenges and opportunities of technology adoption in Indian firms; Case study on digital supply chains in Indian retail and manufacturing sectors
Course Outcomes
| CO No. | Course Outcome Description | K-Level (Bloom’s Taxonomy) |
| CO1 | Recall and explain key concepts, components, and significance of global supply chains | Remembering (K1) |
| CO2 | Analyze and design effective supply chain networks tailored to Indian and global contexts | Analyzing (K4) |
| CO3 | Apply operational tools and techniques for managing inventory, logistics, and partner coordination | Applying (K3) |
| CO4 | Evaluate risks and develop sustainability strategies for efficient global supply chains | Evaluating (K5) |
| CO5 | Assess the impact of emerging technologies and innovations on supply chain management and performance | Evaluating (K5) |
Suggested Readings
- Mahajan, M. I. (2015). Export-import procedures and documentation (26th ed.). Snow White Publications Pvt Ltd.
- Balagopal, T. A. S. (2016). Export management (22nd ed.). Himalaya Publishing House.
- Cherunilam, F. (2007). International trade and export management (4th rev. ed.). PHI Learning.
- Purushothaman, S., & Saikumari, V. (2019). Logistics and supply chain management (2nd Revised ed.). Sultan Chand & Sons.
- Chopra, S., & Meindl, P. (2019). Supply Chain Management: Strategy, Planning, and Operation (7th Indian ed.). Pearson Education India.
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