CPIM - Basics of Supply Planning

CPIM - Basics of Supply Planning

The CPIM - Basics of Supply Planning certification exam is a part of the Certified Professional in Supply Management (CPSM) program offered by the Association for Supply Chain Management (ASCM). This exam focuses on the foundational knowledge of supply chain management, specifically in the area of supply planning.

Focus

The CPIM - Basics of Supply Planning certification focuses on Supply Chain Management

Exam Duration

The CPIM - Basics of Supply Planning exam duration is 4 hours

Num of Question

The exam contains a total of 150 multiple-choice questions

Exam Fee

The exam fee is US $695 for ASCM members and US $795 for non-members.

Exam Validity

The CCRN-Pediatric certification is valid for The certification is valid for three years. To maintain your certification, you need to earn 75 professional development hours within the three-year period..

Prior Certification

• None

Exam Format

The CPIM - Basics of Supply Planning exam is a Computer-based examination

Passing Conditions

To pass CPIM - Basics of Supply Planning exam, applicants must achieve a minimum score of To pass the exam, you need to achieve a minimum score of 300 out of 500.

Who Should Take

Supply chain professionals, logistics managers, purchasing managers, operations managers, and those working in the field of supply chain management.

• Supply Chain Manager
• Logistics Manager
• Purchasing Manager
• Operations Manager

Prerequisites

N/A

Or can substitute with certifications:

• APICS CSCP or PMP exam
• Other relevant certifications

Certification Process

• Step 1: Register for the exam through the ASCM website
• Step 2: Prepare for the exam by studying the exam content outline and recommended study materials
• Step 3: Take the exam at a testing center or online
• Step 4: Receive your exam results and certification

Domains with Weights

• Supply Chain Management Fundamentals (20%): This domain covers the foundational knowledge of supply chain management, including supply chain operations, logistics, and transportation.
• Planning and Management (30%): This domain focuses on the planning and management aspects of supply chain management, including demand management, supply management, and inventory management.
• Supply Planning (30%): This domain specifically covers the supply planning aspect of supply chain management, including the generation of forecasts, management of inventory, and coordination with suppliers.
• Supplier and Customer Relationships (20%): This domain focuses on the relationships between supply chain organizations and their suppliers and customers, including procurement, contract management, and vendor management.