2 Supply Chain Model Jobs in England

PROFILE - SKILLS AND COMPETENCIES Proven and demonstrable technical and solution expertise and experience across multiple relevant SAP software products including SAP S/4HANA Supply Chain modules (On-prem and Cloud). Experience with SCM products such as EWM or TM are highly desirable, as is familiarity with … delivering customer projects and providing solutions for the resolution of complex architecture projects. Experience of strongly contributing to the delivery of a Target Operating Model for definition of future supply chain models aligned to customer needs. Strong interpersonal and soft skills, able to quickly develop relationships with … and keeps business objectives in mind. Drives results, effects, convinces and inspires by his/her personality, behaviour and communication style. Is a role model and ambassador. Makes solid and reliable decisions in complex environments. Has a thirst for learning and staying on top of the evolving technology landscape. more »

the biggest, most complex and pressing strategic commercial challenges. Work typically involves identifying, creating, and delivering innovative commercial solutions, including designing new models for supply chains and competitions, to support complex programme and policy implementation. The team supports clients across the whole of the programme and contracting lifecycles, with … a focus on creating collaborative delivery supply-chains which redefine the interface between public and private sectors. This can be across infrastructure, services, and mixed supply contracts, but not usually in construction, utilities, or defence. Why join KPMG - Infrastructure Advisory Group? KPMG’s Infrastructure Advisory Group (IAG) is … insights from their procurement experience, and draw compelling parallels for clients A broad interest in the government procurement space, in particular emerging contracting and supply chain models, and the Transforming Public Procurement Programme An emerging understanding of the sector-wide issues facing the government and infrastructure sectors and more »