Supply Chain Finance I
a process where supply chain practitioners records supply chain supplies and demands in terms of financial accounting
Description
Our objective with this particular module is to help supply chain practitioner, make a link between all the things that we do in the supply chain. For instance, make products, store, move products with trucks and make a link between that and the financial statements. This is critical because while we live in this world, senior executives live more often than not in this particular world, where they understand financial terms. Now, supply chain managers have an enormous amount of control over the assets of the firm. In particular, we'll talk about working capital. And that's one of the critical things, which we in the supply chain manage a big portion of. And the challenge that we have is that we have to be able to explain and understand how are the decisions that we make in the supply chain. We're going to provide you with the basic understanding of how transactions-- could be the purchase of raw material, could be the sale of a product, could be the transfer of a title-- how those transactions find their way to both the income statement and the balance sheet, and what that means to the firm's financial performance. If we are able to do that, then we're actually able to take what we do in the supply chain and articulate the value in financial terms that we're adding to the firm.
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What You Will Learn!
- Components of the financial statement
- Role of accounting
- Accounting concepts
- Asset or Expense
- Inventory valuation method
- Connecting supply chain transactions to financial statements
Who Should Attend!
- Beginners in Supply Chain
- Supply Chain Professionals
- Students
- Consultants
- Management Consultants
- Business Analysts
- Supply Chain Managers
- Business owners
- Accountants
- Anyone from beginners & intermediate students who loves to learn step by step supply chain financial accounting