Stempel's "Advanced Supply Chain" courseware prepares future supply chain professionals to make
strategic decisions at the corporate level.
Build Upon Students' Foundational Understanding of Supply Chain Concepts
Powerful Tools for Teaching Advanced Supply Chain Concepts
Deepen and broaden your students’ understanding of supply chain strategy with Stempel’s “Advanced Supply Chain” courseware! This all-in-one resource helps you prepare future supply chain professionals to make strategic decisions at the corporate level and within supply chain design and operation.
For this courseware, Stempel created a new framework that outlines how companies can develop strategic supply chains, including steps for understanding the industry, creating competitive advantages, and designing the supply chain. You’ll get a full suite of educational resources to help you teach an effective course with ease, including case studies, detailed lesson plans, auto-graded quizzes, engaging assignments, and more.
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Includes 100+ classroom resources
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Table of Contents
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Learning Objectives
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Instructor Resources
Chapter 1: Thinking Strategically About Supply Chain Management
Chapter 2: Enterprise Strategy
Chapter 3: Supply Chain Network Design
Chapter 4: Network Management
Chapter 5: Manufacturing
Chapter 6: Data and Supply Chains
Chapter 7: Supply Chain Innovations
Chapter 8: Performance Measures
Chapter 9: Organizational Design and Leadership
Chapter 10: Global Supply Chains
Chapter 11: Corporate Sustainability and Supply Chain
Chapter 12: Non-traditional Supply Chains
Coming soon!
Includes 100+ classroom resources:
12 chapters
12 auto-graded quizzes
12 lesson plans
24 lecture slide sets
Sample syllabus and course calendar
LMS integration
Stukent Instructor Portal
Plus other instructional resources
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Stukent Simternships integrate with your favorite LMS platforms
Single Sign-On
Grade Book Syncing
Deep Linking
Rostering
About The Author
A native of East Berne, New York, Nathan has had a dual career in business operations as well as military service. Nathan is the author of Stukent’s new courseware, “Advanced Supply Chain: Strategic Concepts and Case Studies.”
In business operations, Nathan is a seasoned consultant and entrepreneur. He began his career with McKinsey and Company consulting Fortune 200 companies, government organizations, and defense contractors specializing in operational efficiencies and portfolio strategies. Nathan left McKinsey to cofound Aulera, Inc., a venture-backed B2B SaaS firm that was acquired in 2022. With this successful exit, Nathan joined Blue Institute Labs, PBC as Director of the BLUE Excellerator to design a sustainable operating model and to facilitate the training and graduation of the second cohort of climate tech startups through the accelerator program. Nathan is now a senior consultant for Hidden River Group, where he advises government departments on how to create innovation ecosystems. Nathan also consults startups and small-to-medium businesses in scaling growth, designing their supply chains, and developing their distribution strategies.
In the military, Nathan has served 20 years in the U.S. Navy split between active duty and the reserves. He has served aboard nuclear-powered fast attack submarines and has operated in the Pacific and North Atlantic Oceans. He has also completed a security stabilization mission to Somalia. He has conducted multinational operations and exercises with Canada, Norway, France, Great Britain, the Republic of Korea, Uganda, the United Nations, the European Union, Somalia, Non-Governmental Organizations, and all branches of the U.S. military. He has taught as an instructor in the U.S. Navy Nuclear Propulsion Training Program and as a NROTC Instructor at MIT teaching Naval Weapon Systems and Naval Engineering. Nathan is currently the commanding officer of the Submarine Force Reserve Component EXPEDITIONARY MAINTENANCE UNIT out of Groton, CT.
Nathan has a master’s of engineering in supply chain management and logistics from Massachusetts Institute of Technology, a master’s of engineering management from Old Dominion University, a bachelor’s of electrical engineering from Auburn University, and a bachelor’s in human resource management from The New School University. He is happily married and a proud father to a 2-year-old son!
