Course: Supply Chain Management (5803-271)

Persons:

• Prof. Dr. Herbert Meyr (verantwortlich)

Type of Course:

lecture with exercise

In-Class Hours Per Week:

2

Contents:

The lecture "Supply Chain Management" provides an awareness of the basic problems which arise in the management and coordination of intra- and especially interorganisational supply chains, analyses success factors which contribute to an integrated output generation in such supply chains, and discusses current logistic concepts which implement these potentials for improvement within different industries.

Literature:

Chopra, S.; Meindl, P.; Kalra, D. V. (2016): Supply Chain Management: Strategy, Planning and Operation. 6. Aufl., Pearson.

Copacino, W. (1997): Supply Chain Management: The Basics and Beyond, APICS Series on Resource Management. St. Lucie Press, Boca Raton, Florida.

Corsten, H.; Gössinger, R. (2007): Einführung in das Supply Chain Management. Oldenbourg, München, Wien.

Forrester, J. (1991): Industrial Dynamics. MIT Press.

Handfield, R. B.; Nichols, E. L. (1999): Introduction to Supply Chain Management. Prentice-Hall, London et al.

Knolmayer, G.; Mertens, P.; Zeier, A. (2000): Supply Chain Management auf Basis von SAP-Systemen. Springer, Berlin.

Martin, C. (1993): Logistics: The Strategic Issues. Chapman & Hall, London et al.

Nahmias, S.; Olsen, T. L. (2015): Production and Operations Analysis, 7. Aufl., Waveland Press.

Poirier, C. C.; Reiter, S. E. (1996): Supply chain optimization: Building the strongest total business network. Berett-Koehler Publishers Inc., San Francisco.

Silver, E.; Pyke, D.; Thomas, D. J. (2016): Inventory and Production Management in Supply Chains. 4. Aufl., CRC Press.

Shapiro, J. F. (2006): Modeling the Supply Chain. 2.Aufl., Duxburg, Pacific Grove, CA

Stadtler, H.; Kilger, C.; Meyr, H. (Hrsg.) (2010): Supply Chain Management und Advanced Planning, Springer-Verlag, Berlin et al.

Tayur, S. R.; Ganeshan, R.; et al. (1999): Quantitative Models for Supply Chain Management, International Series in Operation Research & Management Science. Kluwer, Amsterdam.

Location:

Hohenheim

Remarks:

Documents accompanying the lecture are provided via the ILIAS group for the course "Supply Chain Management".

Module:

• 5803-270 Supply Chain Management (compulsory)