Learn to address cybersecurity concerns through all tiers of the global supply chain and with companies directly involved in delivery of products, services, and solutions to the federal government. Lower levels of the supply chain are a major risk to prime contractors and the government. Smaller companies often lack the resources to properly secure their systems or controlled unclassified information (CUI). Proper oversight is key. This course provides guidance to ensure all members of the supply chain protect their systems and CUI from cybersecurity attacks.

Discover common logistics processes and how each one contributes to effective and efficient life cycle logistics. In this course you will gain an understanding of each common process and how each has to be balanced to achieve optimum life cycle logistics performance. A capstone exercise will enable participants to identify life cycle processes and action items within a case study. This is the fifth course in the Management Concepts Supply Chain Management Credentials Program.

Discover the components of a contractor’s supply chain and how each one contributes to an effective supply chain management (SCM) program and improves the contractor’s ability to successfully and profitably provide products and services to its customers. In this course you will gain an understanding of each component of SCM and how each has to be balanced to achieve optimum supply chain performance. A capstone exercise will enable participants to research interest areas and create a functional description of the associated supply chain scope, components, and issues. This is the first course in the Management Concepts Supply Chain Credentials Program.