Supply Chain Risk Management Program
October 8, 2020 | 1 – 4 PM | Online
Jointly offered by the UTC Center for Professional Education and UT CIS
From natural disasters to global pandemics, manufacturing is very susceptible to disruption. In recent years, prominent disruptions such as Y2K, SARS, Ebola, COVID-19, flood, drought, fires, tornados and earthquakes have all had serious impacts on the ability to deliver goods to consumers. After the current coronavirus pandemic began impacting our reality, there have been dozens of articles on Risk Mitigation and Business Continuity. This attention has been very helpful in creating a risk-based culture, but guidance on how the process fits together and what tools to apply has been lacking. In this workshop, we will discuss a robust risk management process that the instructor has used with GlaxoSmithKline and Pfizer when he managed their risk management planning.
Course structure:
- 3-hour online workshop with live instructor and interaction with other participants.
- Reinforcement of risk management principles and tool using a fictional case study
What you will learn:
- Firm understanding of the four key elements of risk management planning.
- How to apply these elements in your specific plan.
- Learn how to use the NIST MEP Supply Chain Optimization risk planning tool.
- What is needed to start creating your own risk plan.
- Discuss how to implement and sustain a risk management process at your enterprise.
Who should attend:
- Operations and supply chain
- Risk management
- Sourcing and procurement
More information available at https://tennessee.csod.com/LMS/LoDetails/DetailsLo.aspx?loid=99092bcd-67ee-482c-9b44-f4698f677d43#t=3