Resilinc and ICOR Team to Deliver Next-Generation Supply Chain Resiliency Courses
Santa Clara, CA and Lombard, IL USA – April 30, 2013 – Resilinc Corp., the leading provider of supply chain resiliency solutions, and the International Consortium for Organizational Resilience (ICOR), an international non-profit professional development and credentialing organization, today announced that they have formed a new strategic partnership to design and deliver a next-generation supply chain resiliency course.
The updated Supply Chain Resiliency Management course (SCRM 2000) is designed to ensure that all students have a complete understanding of the supply chain risk and resiliency practices and techniques used by leading companies today. Offered as a “live” eLearning course over a two-week timeframe, SCRM 2000 combines the benefits of “learning from home” and interaction with a “live” classroom environment using ICOR’s interactive eLearning education system.
Supply chain resiliency is the ability of a company to protect the continuity of supply and achieve sustained operational performance in the event of global multi-tier disruptions of any type at any frequency from ongoing to catastrophic. SCRM 2000 aligns to the guidance and requirements of ISO 28000, PD 25222, & ISO 31000. After completing this course, students will be able to apply supply chain resiliency techniques and best practices to their organization or to their consulting practice.
The course is intended for individuals who are currently engaged in supply chain or procurement functions, business continuity and risk management, or who are in other functional areas but have an interest in gaining additional insights regarding proactively addressing future supply chain disruptions. The Supply Chain Risk Associate Certificate is issued by ICOR and the certificate is accredited by The American National Standards Institute (ANSI).
“Resilinc is excited to join forces with ICOR to deliver next-generation supply chain resiliency accredited courses to the global practitioner community. ICOR’s comprehensive accredited curriculum combined with Resilinc’s deep experience in supply chain risk management will be a truly unique educational experience,” said Bindiya Vakil, CEO of Resilinc.
“ICOR’s mission is to ‘build resilient communities one organization at a time’ and training the next-generation of supply chain risk professionals is an essential element of building a resilient organization. We believe the alliance between Resilinc and ICOR will be of tremendous value to practitioners globally,” said Lynnda M. Nelson, President at ICOR.
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About Resilinc
Resilinc is the leading provider of supply chain resiliency solutions and delivers scalable enterprise solutions that enable supply chain professionals to gain visibility across multiple tiers of their complex, global supply chains. With a comprehensive offering that encompasses multi-tier supply chain mapping, single points of failure analytics, global disruption event monitoring and management, mitigation workflow, and part-level supply chain compliance programs such as conflict minerals, Resilinc has become the leader in comprehensive supply chain resiliency solutions. Resilinc helps customers achieve supply chain resiliency through innovative and patent-pending technology, an extensive resiliency-driven supply network, and a proven comprehensive enterprise scale solution that delivers strong value to both clients and supplier partners. For more information, visit www.resilinc.com.
About ICOR
ICOR (www.theICOR.org), headquartered in Lombard, IL USA, is an international non-profit professional development and credentialing organization that provides professional development, certification, thought-leadership, and the latest in research and industry trends in the disciplines that support resilience. ICOR addresses the evolving needs of business, government, non-governmental agencies, and society to improve their resilience and viability as individual organizations and within the larger community.
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