Chartered Institute of Supply Chain Management – Ghana – Chartered Institute of Supply Chain Management

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Welcome to Chartered Institute of Supply Chain Management (Ghana) which is the most prominent professional body for those who are developing a career in Supply Chain Management.

The Institute was founded by a number of people from the profession, who recognised the need to develop standards in Supply Chain Management practices as well as increase the number of trained and qualified personnel who were required in a rapidly developing country. They formulated structured training programmes and assisted the institutions of learning in designing courses for their professional scheme curriculum.

– Mr. Richard O. Okrah – President, CISCM (GH)

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MoH Leverages On Technology To Improve Supply Chain

MoH Leverages On Technology. The Ministry of Health has introduced an electronic supply chain management system as

by CISCM Communications

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A Supply Chain Perspective on the Novel Coronavirus

A Supply Chain Perspective on the Novel Coronavirus. Understanding the development of the Novel Coronavirus from a

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_Mr. Brian Owusu, Associate Marketing

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_Mr. John Boakye, Associate Marketing

This book is entertainingly written, but it comes off much more as a rant about how bad these companies are than a straightforward look at how they operate. If it were a newspaper article, this would go in the opinion section, not the business section.

_Christabel Annan, Associate Marketing