Overview Program
In today’s interconnected economy, supply chain disruptions can arise from both global and domestic factors. Global events such as geopolitical conflicts, trade restrictions, climate change, and fluctuations in commodity prices continue to reshape the movement of goods across countries. At the same time, Indonesia’s unique geographical characteristics as an archipelagic nation create additional challenges in transportation, logistics, infrastructure, and distribution across regions.
For organisations across manufacturing, FMCG, mining, energy, healthcare, retail, and other supply chain-intensive industries, these challenges can lead to higher costs, delayed deliveries, operational disruptions, and customer dissatisfaction.
This programme helps managers understand supply chain risks from both a global and Indonesian perspective, identify potential vulnerabilities within their business operations, and develop practical strategies to improve supply chain resilience and business continuity.
What You’ll Learn?
- Understand the impact of global and domestic factors on supply chain performance.
- Identify key risks across their organisation’s supply chain.
- Analyse the business impact of supply chain disruptions.
- Develop practical mitigation strategies to improve supply chain resilience.
- Strengthen cross-functional collaboration in managing supply chain risks.
Program Features
Expert Facilitators
Led by experienced facilitators with strategic business and industry perspectives.
Business Case Discussions
Analyze real business cases and strategic responses from leading organizations.
Executive Peer Learning
Exchange insights and perspectives with fellow senior leaders and business owners.
Who Should Enroll?
- Operations Managers
- Supply Chain Managers
- Procurement Managers
- Manufacturing Managers
Brief Program
- Total Sessions: 4
- Time/sessions: 90 minutes/session
- Day: 1
- Time: 08:00 – 17:00
- Online/Offline: Offline
Outline Program
Session 1. Understanding Today’s Supply Chain Challenges
Shared understanding of key supply chain challenges
- Global supply chain trends and disruptions (geopolitics, trade policies, climate change, commodity volatility)
- Indonesia’s geographical challenges as an archipelago (distribution, logistics, infrastructure, inter-island connectivity)
- Business impacts across industries
Session 2. Identifying Supply Chain Risks
Supply Chain Risk Map
- Mapping the end-to-end supply chain
- Identifying risks from suppliers, transportation, operations, inventory, and customers
- Prioritising critical risks using a simple risk assessment approach
Session 3. Managing Risks and Building Resilience
Supply Chain Resilience Action Plan
- Following where value moves
- Opportunity mapping framework
- Identifying new revenue pools
- Case studies of businesses that grew during crises
Session 4. Case Study & Group Discussion
Group Presentation & Executive Recommendations