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Mastering Logistics and Supply Chain Management

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Mastering Logistics and Supply Chain Management, available at $49.99, has an average rating of 4.2, with 99 lectures, based on 66 reviews, and has 10394 subscribers.

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

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Title: Mastering Logistics and Supply Chain Management

Price: $49.99

Average Rating: 4.2

Number of Lectures: 99

Number of Published Lectures: 99

Number of Curriculum Items: 99

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 99

Original Price: $89.99

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What You Will 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.

Who Should Attend

  • 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.

Target Audiences

  • 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.

Course Overview:

This course provides a comprehensive introduction to the principles and practices of logistics and supply chain management (SCM). Through a series of lectures and case studies, students will explore the evolution, components, and strategic importance of logistics and SCM in modern business operations.

Section 1: Introduction

In this section, students will be introduced to the fundamentals of logistics and SCM, including their definitions, historical context, and key components such as customer relationship management (CRM), procurement, manufacturing, and integrated operations planning.

Section 2: Logistics and Supply Chain Management Case Study #1

Students will engage in a detailed case study that applies the concepts learned in Section 1 to a real-world scenario. They will analyze a company’s logistics and SCM strategy, conduct assessments, perform analyses, and develop recommendations for improving supply chain efficiency and effectiveness.

Section 3: Logistics and Supply Chain Management Case Study #2

Building on the knowledge gained from the first case study, students will delve into a more complex case study that explores global supply chain dynamics, network design, global sourcing, and strategic planning considerations. Through this case study, students will further refine their analytical skills and strategic thinking in logistics and SCM.

Learning Objectives:

  • Understand the fundamental concepts and principles of logistics and supply chain management.

  • Analyze the historical evolution and contemporary significance of logistics and SCM.

  • Identify the key components and sub-components of logistics and SCM, including customer relationship management, procurement, manufacturing, and operations planning.

  • Apply analytical tools and techniques to evaluate and optimize supply chain performance.

  • Develop strategic recommendations for enhancing supply chain efficiency, resilience, and sustainability.

  • Demonstrate proficiency in problem-solving, critical thinking, and decision-making within the context of logistics and SCM.

Target Audience:

  • Students pursuing degrees or certifications in business, operations management, or logistics.

  • Professionals seeking to expand their knowledge and skills in logistics and supply chain management.

  • Business owners, entrepreneurs, and managers responsible for supply chain operations and strategy.

  • Anyone interested in understanding the intricacies of modern supply chain management and its role in business success.

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Logistics and Supply Chain Management-Introductory Course

Lecture 1: Introduction to Logistics and Supply Chain Management

Lecture 2: Definition and Genesis

Lecture 3: History

Lecture 4: Defining Complements

Lecture 5: Sub Complements

Lecture 6: 21st Century Supply Chain Part 1

Lecture 7: 21st Century Supply Chain Part 2

Lecture 8: 21st Century Supply Chain Part 3

Lecture 9: 21st Century Supply Chain Part 4

Lecture 10: 21st Century Supply Chain Part 5

Lecture 11: 21st Century Supply Chain Part 6

Lecture 12: Logistics Part 1

Lecture 13: Logistics Part 2

Lecture 14: Logistics Part 3

Lecture 15: Customer Relationship Management

Lecture 16: Customer Relationship Management Continue

Lecture 17: Procurement

Lecture 18: Procurement Continue

Lecture 19: Manufacturing

Lecture 20: Manufacturing Continue

Lecture 21: Integrated Operations Planning

Lecture 22: Integrated Operations Planning Continue

Lecture 23: Operations-Sub Complements

Lecture 24: Inventory Part 1

Lecture 25: Inventory Part 2

Lecture 26: Transportation

Lecture 27: Transportation Continue

Lecture 28: Warehousing

Lecture 29: Warehousing Continue

Lecture 30: More on Warehousing

Lecture 31: Packaging

Lecture 32: Handling

Lecture 33: Design-Sub Complements

Lecture 34: Global Supply Chains

Lecture 35: Global Supply Chains Continue

Lecture 36: Network Design

Lecture 37: Network Design Continue

Lecture 38: Operations Analysis

Lecture 39: Operations Analysis Continue

Lecture 40: Administration-Sub Complements

Lecture 41: Collaboration

Lecture 42: Collaboration Continue

Lecture 43: More on Collaboration

Lecture 44: Performance Measurement

Lecture 45: Performance Measurement Continue

Lecture 46: Risk and Sustainability

Lecture 47: Risk and Sustainability Continue

Lecture 48: End of the Course

Chapter 2: Logistics and Supply Chain Management Case Study #1

Lecture 1: Case Study Introduction

Lecture 2: Definition

Lecture 3: Complements

Lecture 4: Company Overview

Lecture 5: Vision and Mission Statement

Lecture 6: IRIC Mileposts

Lecture 7: Objective

Lecture 8: Key Observations

Lecture 9: Strategy

Lecture 10: Geo Assessment Profile

Lecture 11: Pestle Analysis

Lecture 12: Triad Analysis

Lecture 13: Supply Chain Logistics Management

Lecture 14: Supply Chain Logistics Management Continue

Lecture 15: Supply Chain Logistics Operations

Lecture 16: Supply Chain Logistics Design

Lecture 17: Supply Chain Logistics Administration

Lecture 18: Evaluation and Course Correction

Lecture 19: Performance Analysis

Lecture 20: Objective Realization and Impact Analysis

Chapter 3: Logistics and Supply Chain Management Case Study #2

Lecture 1: Introduction to Case Study 2

Lecture 2: Definition

Lecture 3: Complements

Lecture 4: Company Overview

Lecture 5: Company Vision and Mission Statements

Lecture 6: Company IRIC Mileposts

Lecture 7: Objective

Lecture 8: Key Observations

Lecture 9: SCLR Strategy

Lecture 10: Geographical Assessment Profile

Lecture 11: PESTLE Analysis

Lecture 12: Triad Analysis

Lecture 13: SCLD Sub Complements

Lecture 14: Global Supply Chains_Complements

Lecture 15: Global Economies

Lecture 16: Global Supply Chain Integration

Lecture 17: Global Sourcing

Lecture 18: Network Design Complements

Lecture 19: Enterprise Facility Network

Lecture 20: Warehouse Requirements

Lecture 21: Systems Concepts and Analysis

Lecture 22: Total Cost Integration

Lecture 23: Formulating Logistical Strategy

Lecture 24: Other Considerations

Lecture 25: Planning Analysis Complements

Lecture 26: Problem Definition and Planning

Lecture 27: Data Collection and Analysis

Lecture 28: Recommendations and Implementation

Lecture 29: Evaluation and Course Correction

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