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C.P.M. Certified Purchasing Manager
The Certified Purchasing Manager (C.P.M.) designation is globally the most recognized designation for supply management professionals setup by ISM. For over 30 years, C.P.M. is a time proven gold standard. The program is designed for experienced supply managers, and focuses on managerial and leadership skills, plus a variety of specialized functions designed to enhance the value of the profession. To compete in today's environment, supply managers must learn to think strategically, broaden their perspective, and view themselves as service providers.
C.P.M. symbolizes compliance to international standards in professional ethics, business knowledge, practical experience, and a strong willingness for continuous improvement. A team of C.P.M. would greatly enhance the company's competitive advantage as realized in organization performance, operational efficiency and success. Overall improvement in professional skills would reduce total cost, increase leadership and execution capability.
C.P.M. is globally recognized in over 20 countries, include:
| The United States |
Australia |
Argentina |
Belgium |
Brazil |
| Canada |
France |
Germany |
Spain |
China |
| Hong Kong |
India |
Ireland |
Japan |
Korea |
| Philippine |
South Africa |
Singapore |
Taiwan |
Bahamas |
Sample C.P.M. Certificate:
SCMC is proudly partnering with ISM to be one of the first to introduce C.P.M. into China, and strongly supporting the program with World-Class training services.
Prerequisits for C.P.M. are:
1．Over 4 years of professional experience, or 3 years plus an undergraduate degree
2．Attend C.P.M. training, then pass all 4 modules of C.P.M. exams
3．Apply for certification
The 4 modules required for C.P.M. are:
Module 1 - Purchasing Process
A: Identifying Requirements
B: Preparation of Solicitations
C: Supplier Analysis
D: Contract Execution, Implementation, and Administration
Module 2 - Supply Environment
A: Negotiation
B: Information Technology
C: Quality Issues
D: Internal Relationships
E: External Relationships
Module 3 – Value Enhancement Strategies
A: Sourcing Analysis
B: Supply & Inventory Management
C: Value Enhancing Methods
D: Forecasting and Strategies
Module 4 – Management
A: Management and Organization
B: Human Resources Management
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