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CSCP - Certified Supply Chain ProfessionalPossessing a CSCP certificate means that your capacity is recognized as an expert at a global level, your value is enhanced, your knowledge is solid and you are capable of helping the company improve its position and competitiveness.MODULE 1: Supply Chain, Demand Management & ForecastingSection A: Introduction to Supply ChainsSection B: Demand Analysis and PatternsSection C: Demand ManagementSection D: ForecastingSection E: Supply and Demand AlignmentMODULE 2: Global Supply Chain NetworksSection A: Supply Chain Design and OptimizationSection B: End-to-End Connectivity and VisibilitySection C: Supply Chain Metrics and ReportsMODULE 3: Sourcing Products and ServicesSection A: Aligning Sourcing to DemandSection B: Category Strategy for SourcingSection C: Product Design InfluenceSection D: Supplier Selection, Contracting, and UseMODULE 4: Internal Operations and InventorySection A: Planning OperationsSection B: Capacity and Production Activity ControlSection C: InventorySection D: Performance and Continuous ImprovementMODULE 5: Forward and Reverse LogisticsSection A: Logistics and DistributionSection B: Distribution Services and Transportation ChoicesSection C: Trade ConsiderationsSection D: Reverse FlowMODULE 6: Supply Chain RelationshipsSection A: Customer RelationshipsSection B: Supplier and Supply Chain RelationshipsMODULE 7: Supply Chain RiskSection A: Risk Management and Supply Chain RisksSection B: Risk Analysis and ResponseMODULE 8: Optimization, Sustainability & TechnologySection A: Optimizing Supply Chain Strategy and TacticsSection B: SustainabilitySection C: Technology TrendsIn addition, the candidate preparing for the CSCP certification must have a fundamental understanding of the following key business concepts:• Business acumen (qualitative skills, math, statistics)• Ethical considerations (morals, character, habits)• Leadership

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