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Contents
MUA HÀNG VÀ CUNG ỨNG
1. Course description.
TOÀN CẦU 2. Student tasks.
(PROCUREMENT AND GLOBAL SOURCING) 3. Evaluation.
(PURCHASING AND SUPPLY MANAGEMENT) 4. Lecture planning.
5. Bibliography.
6. Lecturer contact.
7. Q&A
8. Group discussion
INTRODUCTION PHAM THI TRUC LY, MBA
School of International Business and Marketing – College of Business
University of Economics Ho Chi Minh City 1-2
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1. Course description 2. Student tasks
This coursework examines the role of procurement and Attendance to the course, creating an active class.
supply management across the entire supply chain Reading documents and doing exercises.
and addresses strategic cost management; make vs. Case study discussion and exercise achievement
buy decisions; building partnership, supplier
evaluation, selection, assessment and quality Group project for final exam achievement.
assurance; sourcing/procurement process; and e- and Exchange information and asking questions for
global sourcing. understanding.
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3. Evaluation 4. Lecture planning and schedule
Group and personal works during the course: 50% S1&2: Introduction. Purchasing and Supply Strategy
Attendance: 10% S3: Supply Process and Technology
Personal work: 20% S3: Supply Decision and Quality Management
Group discussion and case study: 20%
S4: Managing the Merchandise Flows
Group project for Final exam: 50% S5: Price and Cost Management (LMS)
Preparing and presenting in class: 15%
S6: Supplier Relationship Management (ONLINE)
Achieving the project and submitting on time: 35%
S7: Global Sourcing (ONLINE)
S8: Supply Evaluation and Trends
S9: Group presentations
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5. Bibliography 6. Lecturer contact
Text books:
1. Email:
[email protected] 1. Johnson, Flynn, Purchasing and Supply Management,
5e, McGraw Hill, 2015 2. Cell phone: 0908085355.
References:
1. Baily, Farmer, Crocker, Jessop. Procurement, Principles
and Management, 11e, Pearson, 2015
2. Other materials provided by the lecturer during the course.
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7. Information exchange
Q&A THE END
INTRODUCTION PHAM THI TRUC LY, MBA
School of International Business and Marketing – College of Business
1-9 University of Economics Ho Chi Minh City
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