Yes.......!!!!!!because it is introduce students to the heightened expectations for corporate social responsibility (CSR) and its global drivers, including sustainable development and the increased pressure on corporations from regulators, shareholders, consumers and political processes. This subject presents CSR from the perspective of corporate opportunity and provides students with an understanding of how to assess the impact of CSR on business strategy, culture, operations and corporate performance. CSR is examined from the perspective of risk management, as a risk mitigation device, and also as an opportunity for the development of new products, markets and business models.

IT tools and applications of Supply Chain Management (SCM) are the focus of this subject. Designed from the perspective of the general manager (who must integrate supplier relations, production and factory floor, operations, financial and human dimensions of the enterprise), this subject examines the processes within the value chain of the company. Students learn how the competitiveness, cost structure and manageability of a firm's operations and markets can be improved through automation, using information and telecommunications networking technologies. Topics include fundamentals of matching supply with demand, incentive alignment and implementation challenges and analytical techniques for supply-chain management. The implementation of Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) systems is also discussed.