TS200214

Maritime Procurement and Supplier Relations

Autumn

Ålesund

English

Overview

74 candidates

Average grade

B

3.97

0.01

Pass rate

100%

same

Grade distribution
Average over time
Pass rate over time

About this course

Content

  • Procurement framework conditions in the maritime sector
  • Procurement function in the maritime company
  • Introduction to maritime supply chain
  • Theoretical perspectives on sourcing, make/buy, and in/outsourcing
  • Management and development of supplier relationships
  • Sourcing strategy and category management
  • Contract negotiations in the maritime sector
  • Segmentation and portfolio models
  • Forecasting demand in the maritime industry
  • Offers/criteria for evaluation of suppliers in the maritime sector
  • Quality and measurements in the maritime procurement work
  • Incoterms / NL09 - Delivery terms

Learning outcomes

  • Learning Outcome - Knowledge: - Demonstrate comprehensive knowledge of the procurement function's role within the maritime value chain.- Exhibit understanding of industrial procurement behavior, supplier analysis, and negotiation techniques in the maritime context.- Utilize scientific methodology and methods to develop well-structured written reports on procurement-related topics.- Independently update knowledge in maritime procurement through literature reviews, engagement with academic and industry networks, and reflective practice.
  • Learning Outcomes - Skills: - Actively support the company’s value objectives across the maritime supply chain by contributing to the development and implementation of effective procurement strategies. - Articulate the importance of robust supplier approval procedures within the maritime industry and evaluate suppliers using relevant criteria. - Conduct structured written and oral presentations on procurement and sourcing topics relevant to the maritime sector.
  • Learning Outcomes - Competence: - Recognize the critical role of quality and ethical considerations in all aspects of maritime procurement work.- Effectively convey specialized procurement information, both in written and oral formats, tailored to academic and industry audiences. - Engage actively in professional discussions, sharing knowledge and insights to support best practices within maritime procurement and supply chain management.

Teaching methods

Educational methods: Lectures, individual exercises