Supply Chains & Logistics: Planning | Design | Execution

Master the intricacies of Logistics and Supply Chain Management for streamlined operations and global competitiveness.

Created by: EDUCBA Bridging the Gap
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What Will I Learn?

• Fundamentals of logistics and supply chain management. Definition, history, and evolution of logistics and supply chain management.
• Various components and sub-components of the 21st-century supply chain.
• The role and importance of customer relationship management (CRM) in supply chain operations.
• Procurement processes and strategies. Manufacturing principles and practices within supply chains. Integrated operations planning and its significance.
• Inventory management techniques and strategies. Transportation and warehousing best practices. Packaging and handling considerations in logistics.
• Global supply chain management and its complexities. Network design and optimization for efficient operations.
• Performance measurement and analysis in supply chain management. Risk management and sustainability practices in logistics and supply chains.
• Case study analysis to understand real-world applications and challenges. Evaluation, course correction, and objective realization techniques.

Requirements

• Before getting enrolled for the Logistics and Supply Chain course the candidate should have some basic knowledge of what management does and what is it for. He or she should have a passion to learn about management. Logistic skills aren’t that hard to learn but the candidate should be interested in business and should be calm enough. It is good if he or she has working experience in logistics. Sometimes, some candidates have a background of logistics as it is their family business; even they can enhance their skills more. They can enhance their skills more in the management sector and grow their business.

Target audience

• Students pursuing degrees or certifications in logistics, supply chain management, or related fields.
• Professionals working in logistics, transportation, procurement, manufacturing, warehousing, or distribution sectors.
• Business owners, managers, and executives seeking to improve their understanding of supply chain operations and strategies.
• Individuals interested in exploring career opportunities in logistics and supply chain management.
• Entrepreneurs aiming to optimize their supply chain processes for better efficiency and cost-effectiveness.
• Anyone looking to enhance their knowledge of global supply chain dynamics and best practices.
• Organizations seeking to train their employees in logistics and supply chain management concepts for improved performance and competitiveness.