CPIM Certification
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Students must past 2 exams (CPIM Part 1 and CPIM Part 2) to achieve CPIM Certification:
CPIM Part 1 is the first in the 2-Part Series of the NEW CPIM Curriculum released in 2021. CPIM Part 1 is the equivalent of the Basics of Supply Chain Management. If you have completed the BSCM or CPIM Part 1 course review and passed the exam (and are within the time limit for completing the program), you may complete the CPIM Certification process by passing the Part 2 Exam. BSCM Exams are valid for 10 years and CPIM Part 1 Exams are valid for 3 years from the date the exam was passed. Below is an outline for this course.
- Module 1: Supply Chain Overview
- Module 2: Fundamentals of Demand Management
- Module 3: Plan Supply
- Module 4: Execute Supply Plan
- Module 5: Inventory Management
- Module 6: Continuous Improvement/Quality Management and Technologies
CPIM Part 2 is the final course of the NEW CPIM Curriculum released in 2021. CPIM Part 2 is the equivalent of the final 4 modules of the Legacy CPIM Program. If you have completed the BSCM or the CPIM Part 1 course review and passed the exam (and are within the time limit for completing the program), you may complete the CPIM Certification process by passing the the New Part 2 Exam. BSCM Exams are valid for 10 years, CPIM Part 1 Exams are valid for 3 years from the date the exam was passed. Below is an outline for this course.
- Module 1: Strategy
- Module 2: Sales and Operations Planning
- Module 3: Demand
- Module 4: Supply
- Module 5: Inventory
- Module 6: Detailed Schedules
- Module 7: Distribution
- Module 8: Quality, Continuous Improvement and Technology
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