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Adaptative Enterprise Foundations Professional™ is a professional certification offered by the Demand Driven Institute, the global authority on education, training, certification and demand compliance. AEFP™ demonstrates that an individual understands the conceptual differences between conventional demand Supply Chain approaches via MPS, MRP and DRP and emerging flow-based approaches, including the Demand Driven Adaptive Enterprise (DDAE) model.
Objectives
- Understand why international supply chain management is undergoing a major transformation worldwide and across all industries.
- Learn to calculate the return on investment (ROI) of investments and understand the tensions between cost reduction and flow protection.
- Anticipate the transition from traditional linear supply chain management to the "complex adaptive" systemic flow management approach.
- Evaluate conventional flow management models as well as the Demand-Driven Adaptive Enterprise (DDAE) model, with its stock, lead-time and capacity buffers.
- Visualize the transition from the MRPII model with S&OP + MPS to the DD S&OP and Adaptive S&OP processes, where DDMRP is just one cog in the wheel.
- Discover the existence of a fourth buffer: skills, and its role in supporting change and implementing innovations.
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This certification, entitled Adaptive Enterprise Foundations (AEF) from the Demand Driven Institute (DDI), includes a real-life case study featuring shareholders, managers and employees.
The course is taught in French: the exam and documents are in English, as this is an international certification course.
Duration of online exam: 3 hours, 60 multiple-choice questions.
Module 1: The new normal in industry
- Part 1: The company and its changing environment
- Marketing considerations
- Financial considerations
- Supply chain considerations
- Part 2: Supply chain management concepts
- Manufacturing tactics
- Inventory management
- Information management
Module 2: Traditional processes and tools
- Part 3: Fundamental business processes
- Static data management
- Total quality management and TPM applied to the supply chain
- Reference models
- Part 4: IT tools and conventional planning systems
- MRP
- MRPII
- IT tools
Module 3: Industrial flow giants
- Part 5: Modern flow-based systems
- The history of flows
- From the Toyota production system to lean manufacturing
- Theory of constraints
- Part 6: Demand-driven flows
- Relevant information
- Failure of the conventional approach
- Solution management - DDMRP
Module 4: From the linear to the adaptive approach
- Part 7: Demand-driven adaptive enterprise
- System model for relevant information
- Bidirectional reconciliation with DDS&OP
- Consistency of measures
- Part 8: Maturity model for becoming adaptive
- Change management
- Skills evolution
- Road Map
This course is aimed at finance, budget, management control, treasury, internal control and compliance departments, as well as all functions linked to the company's other business departments: production, purchasing, supply chain, logistics, HR, design office, etc. It will enable you to establish a common language for collectively managing change.
