Nova School of Business and Economics

Global Supply Chain Management

Code

2335

Academic unit

null

Department

null

Credits

3,5

Teacher in charge

José Crespo de Carvalho

Teaching language

English

Objectives

The course explores the main thoughts and practices in Logistics and Supply Chain Management and establishes and explores the link between Global Operations and Company Corporate and Competitive Strategies. The course will follow an applied approach.

Prerequisites

N/A

Subject matter

The course explores the main thoughts and practices in Logistics and Supply Chain Management and establishes and explores the link between Global Operations and Company Corporate and Competitive Strategies. The course has a very practical approach, especially through company case studies, developed in group or individually as a take home final exam.

The course has, also, no pre-requisites in terms of operations management background and all students from different areas are accepted. Although not an advanced course it is an independent course in terms of its nature and tries to develop an AS IS - TO BE approach based on a consultancy reasoning.

Bibliography

RESOURCES.

  • Christopher, Martin - Logistics and Supply Chain Management, Financial Times Series, Person, 2016, 5th Edition
  • Kotzab, H., Skjott-Larsen, T., Shary, P., Mikola, J. - Managing the Global Supply Chain, Copenhagen Business School Press, 3rd Edition, 2007.
  • Class handouts and case studies. Additional readings and materials.
  • Teaching method

    A) Concepts: exploring, discussing and applying
    B) Cases: exploring, discussing and applying
    C) Group works, Database and Internet Search and Final Case Study

    Coherence demonstration:
    (LG 1) A and B
    (LG 2) A and B
    (LG 3) A to C

    Evaluation method

    50% - final work group with presentation + class participation

    50% - final individual case study (2 days) as an exam.

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