“Procurement and Supply Specialist” Training Program
Supply Chain Management by BMS
Based on 9 years of professional experience in Supply Chain Management training, Supply Chain Management by BMS announces open registration for the
“Procurement and Supply Specialist” training program.
Training Objective
To provide structured, practical, and real business-oriented knowledge to individuals who are new to Supply Chain Management or planning to transition into this field.
What You Will Gain
Understanding the key components of the supply system and how they function
Practical knowledge of organizing and executing procurement processes
Comprehensive understanding of supply chain structure and concepts
Insight into the integration of procurement, logistics, and warehouse operations
Familiarity with essential procurement documentation and inquiry methods
Hands-on practice through real business cases
Who Should Attend?
Entry-level professionals in Supply Chain Management
Individuals transitioning into procurement or supply roles
Beginners with no prior experience
Students planning to build a career in Supply Chain
Certification
An exam will be conducted at the end of the training.
Minimum 80% attendance is required
Participants scoring above 70% will receive a Certificate of Achievement
Training Outcomes
Upon completion, participants will:
Understand supply chain processes systematically
Make more effective procurement decisions
Comprehend cross-functional coordination within organizations
Be better prepared for professional roles in procurement and supply
Key Topics Covered
Introduction to Supply Chain concepts and structure
Role and functions of Procurement within the Supply Chain
Procurement workflow and the 5R model
Procurement requirements and the 5C model
Market research methodologies and SWOT analysis
RFQ processes and tender procedures
Supplier relationship management fundamentals
Total Cost of Ownership (TCO) calculation
Make or Buy decisions and outsourcing strategies
Contract management basics
Transportation and delivery logistics fundamentals