ØAL120 Kunnskapsstyring i forsyningskjedeleiing

Contents and structure

This subject encompasses the process of managing and coordinating knowledge and information in all aspects of the supply chain. This includes gathering, analyzing, sharing, and utilizing knowledge to improve the efficiency and effectiveness of supply chain processes.

Learning Outcome

Knowledge

• Students will understand the process of managing and coordinating knowledge in the supply chain, including the collection, analysis, sharing, and utilization of knowledge.
• The ability to explain concepts and principles of knowledge management and how they are applied in supply chain management.
• Recognize and understand the importance of knowledge systems such as ERP in supply chains.
• Able to reproduce and apply methods for data analysis and decision support in the supply chain.
• Be familiar with strategies for effective documentation and sharing of knowledge.
• Define key terms within risk management and knowledge management in supply chains.
• Explain how knowledge management supports sustainable practices and innovation in supply chain management.
• Identify ethical and legal aspects of handling information and knowledge in supply chains.

Skills

• Develop the ability to identify opportunities to apply knowledge to improve supply chain processes.
• Actively participate in the development and implementation of knowledge management initiatives in supply chains.
• Apply best practices in knowledge management in supply chain management.
• Repeat and apply theories and strategies in practical supply chain scenarios.
• Quickly identify knowledge-related challenges and opportunities in supply chain operations.

General competence

• Develop a holistic understanding of the importance of knowledge management in effective supply chain management.
• Recognize the importance of ethical and responsible handling of knowledge and information in supply chains.
• Be prepared to incorporate knowledge management into supply chain strategies and practices.
• Engage in continuous improvement and innovation through knowledge management in supply chains.

Entry requirements

None

Recommended previous knowledge

Prior knowledge in business economics is an advantage.

Teaching methods

Classroom teaching and assignment seminars combined with group work. Group-based guidance as needed.

Compulsory learning activities

• 1 group-based compulsory work requirement (semester assignment) must be passed before an examination can be taken.
• 1 group-based oral presentation of the compulsory work requirement (semester assignment) must be passed before an examination can be taken.
• Mandatory attendance at assignment seminars

A total of 3 compulsory work requirements

Assessment

Written school exam, 4 hours

The time and place for the exam will be announced on Studentweb.

Grade scale A-F, where F corresponds to fail.

Examination support material

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