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The SAP Supply Chain Analyst will be responsible for implementing and enhancing the organization’s SAP modules focused on Material Management (MM), Production Planning (PP), Warehouse Management (WM) and Plant Maintenance (PM.
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Exiger's mission to make the world a safer place to do business drives its award-winning AI technology platform, DDIQ, built to anticipate the market's most pressing needs related to evolving ESG, cyber, financial crime, third-party and supply chain risk.
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You use your data skills to develop and implement strategies that improve the entire supply chain process by applying cost efficiency, increasing business effectiveness, and creating synergies and collaboration across companies.
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Its products and service offerings include diesel engines, transmissions, bumper-to-bumper truck repair, transport refrigeration, power generation systems, and supply chain logistics services.
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The Job: As a Supply Chain Manager, you’ll be part of our Tools and Outdoor Global Supply Chain team working as a on-site employee. Supply Chain Manager – Hampstead MD, United States – On-site Come build something that matters.
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Experience leading supply chain, consulting or business integration projects. The types of projects include, but are not limited to, developing new business applications and system integrations, identifying and evaluating new business models, driving globalization and new business opportunities, and process improvement for our end-to-end supply chain.
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It offers service and repair, OEM product sales, and supply chain management solutions. Under the long-standing brand, W.W. Williams Companies comprise one of the nation's largest sales and service providers of industrial power products with an extensive network of 44 facilities employing more than 515 service technicians.
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Deltek Costpoint covers key functional areas such as FICO, FP&A, Supply Chain, MES, and CRM. Establish and ensure IT compliance with business continuity, disaster recovery and data backup and retention policies.
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The SAP Supply Chain Analyst will be responsible for implementing and enhancing the organization’s SAP modules focused on Material Management (MM), Production Planning (PP), Quality Management (QM), Warehouse Management (WM) and Plant Maintenance (PM.
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Supply Chain Manager, Supply Chain, Supply, Operations. Partner with Director of Transportation Services and team by supporting in identifying and communicating deviations in compliance and security expectations within supply chain transportation.
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The SAP Supply Chain Analyst is paramount in the Company’s pursuit of operational excellence, aiming to streamline processes, enhance productivity, and facilitate continuous improvement.
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They are seeking a Supply Chain Analyst that is strong in the MM and PP modules. Reviews and enhances Supply Chain processes using SAP, identifying areas for improvement, and implementing best practices to optimize material flow, production planning, quality control, warehouse operations, and plant maintenance.
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MBA or Master’s degree in Business, Engineering, Supply Chain Management, Finance or equivalent preferred. Bachelor’s degree in Business, Engineering, Supply Chain Management, or Logistics.
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Assists with SAP system implementation projects, ensuring successful deployment and integration of SAP modules related to Supply Chain processes. Creates and maintains comprehensive documentation of system configurations, changes, training materials, functional specifications, and user guides for SAP modules within the supply chain domain.
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Proven track record of optimizing logistics and supply chain operations. Analyzes business requirements and works with cross-functional teams to design, configure, and implement Advanced Business Application Programing (ABAP) and Fiori based solutions in the areas of MM, PP, QM, WM, and PM.
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