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Warehouse Management Operations

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Warehouse Management Operations, available at $44.99, has an average rating of 3.35, with 62 lectures, based on 16 reviews, and has 42 subscribers.

You will learn about Warehouse management systems Voice- directed warehousing Inventory management software Accounting for inventory Order processing Inventory management Data warehousing Document automation Operations of warehouse Automated storage and retrieval system distressed inventory This course is ideal for individuals who are companies, Small business, warehouse managers, retailers, suppliers, distributors, warehouse workers, directors, CEO , Customers etc. It is particularly useful for companies, Small business, warehouse managers, retailers, suppliers, distributors, warehouse workers, directors, CEO , Customers etc.

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Summary

Title: Warehouse Management Operations

Price: $44.99

Average Rating: 3.35

Number of Lectures: 62

Number of Published Lectures: 62

Number of Curriculum Items: 62

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 62

Original Price: $74.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

  • Warehouse management systems
  • Voice- directed warehousing
  • Inventory management software
  • Accounting for inventory
  • Order processing
  • Inventory management
  • Data warehousing
  • Document automation
  • Operations of warehouse
  • Automated storage and retrieval system
  • distressed inventory

Who Should Attend

  • companies, Small business, warehouse managers, retailers, suppliers, distributors, warehouse workers, directors, CEO , Customers etc.

Target Audiences

  • companies, Small business, warehouse managers, retailers, suppliers, distributors, warehouse workers, directors, CEO , Customers etc.

A warehouse is a building for storing goods. Warehouse are used by manufacturers, importers, exporters, wholesale, transport businesses, customs, etc. They are usually large plain buildings in industrial parks on the outskirts of cities, towns, or villages. The effective operation of warehouse help in just-in-time delivery which ensure that consumers can have confidence that the products they want to buy is always available in the shaves. In this modern times technology has created a very big room for improvement of warehouse operation and management, technology has simplify the warehouse day to day task and also reduce the risk associated with warehouse work. Inventory tracking is monitoring stock levels so you know which stock keeping units you have in your warehouse and the exact locations in which you store them, or if they are in transit from a manufacturer or end route to a store.

Companies must ensure that they follow warehouse operation best practices because the fatal injury rate in warehouse is higher than the national average for all industries. Because of this fact its important that companies must pay extra close attention to common warehouse pitfalls, including improper licensing/ training procedures, faulty infrastructure, poor record keeping, good safety rules must be implemented.

Effective inventory management is key for the running of any business, there are good reasons for keeping stocks such as appreciation in value- in some situations, some stock gains the required value when it is kept for some time to allow it reach the desired standard for consumption, or for production, for example, beer in the brewing industry. Document automation aid in the effective running of the supply chain management.

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction

Lecture 1: Introduction

Lecture 2: What is a warehouse

Lecture 3: Warehouse safety

Lecture 4: Distressed inventory

Lecture 5: Inventory credit

Lecture 6: Stock rotation

Lecture 7: Types of warehouses

Chapter 2: Operations Of Warehouse

Lecture 1: Introduction to warehouse operation

Lecture 2: Storage and shipping system

Lecture 3: Automation and optimization

Chapter 3: Automated Storage And Retrieval System

Lecture 1: Introduction

Lecture 2: Overview of automated storage and retrieval

Lecture 3: Advantage of automated storage and retrieval system

Lecture 4: Vertical lift module

Lecture 5: Horizontal carousels

Lecture 6: Types of automated storage and retrieval system

Lecture 7: Man-aboard systems

Chapter 4: Document Automation

Lecture 1: Document assembly

Lecture 2: In- supply chain management

Lecture 3: In legal services

Lecture 4: In insurance

Chapter 5: Data Warehouse

Lecture 1: ETL-based data warehouse

Lecture 2: ELT-based data warehouse

Lecture 3: Benefits

Lecture 4: Generic

Lecture 5: Related systems ( Data mart, OLAP, Predictive analytics)

Lecture 6: Information storage

Lecture 7: Design methods

Lecture 8: Data warehouse characteristics

Lecture 9: Data warehouse options

Lecture 10: Evolution in organization use

Chapter 6: Inventory Management

Lecture 1: Introduction to inventory

Lecture 2: Business inventory

Lecture 3: Principles of inventory proportionality

Lecture 4: High-level inventory management

Chapter 7: Accounting For Inventory

Lecture 1: Introduction to inventory accounting

Lecture 2: Financial accounting

Lecture 3: Role of inventory accounting

Lecture 4: FIFO Versus LIFO accounting

Lecture 5: Standard cost accounting

Lecture 6: Theory of constraints cost accounting

Chapter 8: Inventory management Software

Lecture 1: Features of inventory management software

Lecture 2: Purpose of inventory management software

Lecture 3: Advantage of ERP inventory management software

Lecture 4: Disadvantage of ERP inventory management software

Lecture 5: Benefits of cloud inventory management software

Lecture 6: Disadvantage of cloud inventory management software

Chapter 9: Order Processing

Lecture 1: Process

Lecture 2: Picking strategies

Lecture 3: Pick and pack

Lecture 4: Factors in order processing

Chapter 10: Voice- Directed Warehousing

Lecture 1: Introduction

Lecture 2: overview of voice-directed warehousing

Lecture 3: Potential benefits

Chapter 11: Warehouse Management Systems

Lecture 1: Level of complexity

Lecture 2: Types of installation and licensing

Lecture 3: Comparison with other software packages

Lecture 4: Market/limitations

Chapter 12: How To Manage Warehouse

Lecture 1: Prioritizing warehouse safety

Lecture 2: Managing warehouse employees

Lecture 3: Overseeing all warehouse operation

Lecture 4: Reviewing delivery and pick up operations

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