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International Logistics Management and INCOTERMS 2020 Rules

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International Logistics Management and INCOTERMS 2020 Rules, available at $44.99, has an average rating of 4.6, with 135 lectures, 12 quizzes, based on 12 reviews, and has 1159 subscribers.

You will learn about Basic concepts of international logistics and movement of goods / services. It includes the discussion on the concepts of moving goods via air and sea. Holistic knowledge of different modes of international transportation of goods. Comparing the advantages and disadvantages of various modes of transportation. Detailed topics of transportation by sea including surface transporation. Significance of sea transporation, Freignt Rates, Ocean going variitie of vessels. All about unitization, palletization and standardization. That has resulted in the biggest revolution in transportation of goods using containers. Mechanization All about charter and liner shipping. Ratinale of shipping arrnagements serving varied needs of the interntional traders. Contract of affreightment, Sea flags. All about transport documents and other documents that accompany goods while moving from one nation to the other. Special compliances for specific categories. All about exports packing and packaging. Role of labelling, markeing. Primary , secondary and tertiary packing, Operational and advertising markings. Innovation Role of intermediaries, first party, second party , third party (3PL) service providers and freight forwarders. Reverse logisitics providers. Asset based agents Role of technology. Virtual supply chain models with AI enabled models to carry out predictive analysis for transport related risk maangement. Blockchain tech. International cargo insurance. Role of cargo insurance, Types of insurance. Top insurers. Insurance policy verus insurance certificates. Who pays for insurance? Air transportation. Aircraft types, concept of air freight and freight costing, air customs clearance. ULD- Unit Load Device. Tyes of air cargo and carriers. This course is ideal for individuals who are International business students or Logistics professionals or International traders, exporters and importers or International marketing professionals or C&F agents, freight brokers, shipping agents, 3PL companies or Professionals working with shipping lines, ship owners, airlines It is particularly useful for International business students or Logistics professionals or International traders, exporters and importers or International marketing professionals or C&F agents, freight brokers, shipping agents, 3PL companies or Professionals working with shipping lines, ship owners, airlines.

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Title: International Logistics Management and INCOTERMS 2020 Rules

Price: $44.99

Average Rating: 4.6

Number of Lectures: 135

Number of Quizzes: 12

Number of Published Lectures: 135

Number of Published Quizzes: 12

Number of Curriculum Items: 153

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 153

Original Price: $199.99

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What You Will Learn

  • Basic concepts of international logistics and movement of goods / services. It includes the discussion on the concepts of moving goods via air and sea.
  • Holistic knowledge of different modes of international transportation of goods. Comparing the advantages and disadvantages of various modes of transportation.
  • Detailed topics of transportation by sea including surface transporation. Significance of sea transporation, Freignt Rates, Ocean going variitie of vessels.
  • All about unitization, palletization and standardization. That has resulted in the biggest revolution in transportation of goods using containers. Mechanization
  • All about charter and liner shipping. Ratinale of shipping arrnagements serving varied needs of the interntional traders. Contract of affreightment, Sea flags.
  • All about transport documents and other documents that accompany goods while moving from one nation to the other. Special compliances for specific categories.
  • All about exports packing and packaging. Role of labelling, markeing. Primary , secondary and tertiary packing, Operational and advertising markings. Innovation
  • Role of intermediaries, first party, second party , third party (3PL) service providers and freight forwarders. Reverse logisitics providers. Asset based agents
  • Role of technology. Virtual supply chain models with AI enabled models to carry out predictive analysis for transport related risk maangement. Blockchain tech.
  • International cargo insurance. Role of cargo insurance, Types of insurance. Top insurers. Insurance policy verus insurance certificates. Who pays for insurance?
  • Air transportation. Aircraft types, concept of air freight and freight costing, air customs clearance. ULD- Unit Load Device. Tyes of air cargo and carriers.

Who Should Attend

  • International business students
  • Logistics professionals
  • International traders, exporters and importers
  • International marketing professionals
  • C&F agents, freight brokers, shipping agents, 3PL companies
  • Professionals working with shipping lines, ship owners, airlines

Target Audiences

  • International business students
  • Logistics professionals
  • International traders, exporters and importers
  • International marketing professionals
  • C&F agents, freight brokers, shipping agents, 3PL companies
  • Professionals working with shipping lines, ship owners, airlines

Welcome to the online course on International Logistics Management and INCOTERMS 2020.

In today’s globalized world, businesses operate on an international scale, and the logistics management of goods is crucial for their success. This course is designed to provide a comprehensive understanding of the principles and practices of international logistics management, including the latest updates in INCOTERMS 2020.

What will you learn?

Throughout this course, you will learn the basics of logistics management and the different modes of transportation, including air, sea, and land. You will also gain insights into the critical aspects of supply chain management, such as procurement, inventory management, and warehousing.

The course focus remains on understanding the movement of goods in international waters or air to shift from country of origin to country of destination. Therefore all aspects of understanding exporting by sea as well as exporting by air are covered in this course. The core learning relates to dealing with intermediaries who help in moving goods beyond borders. The course covers the impact of revolutionary innovations in past decades related to unitization, palletization, and standardization giving birth to the idea of automating the loading, unloading, and stowing of goods in specialized containers throughout their journey across continents in very large sea vessels or extremely fast aircrafts.

Additionally, the course will delve into the intricacies of INCOTERMS 2020. These terms are essential for international trade and ensure that all parties involved understand their roles and responsibilities in the shipment of goods. You will learn about the different types of INCOTERMS and how they affect the cost, risk, and responsibility of the parties involved in international trade.

The Ideal Students for this Course

This course is ideal for professionals who want to enhance their knowledge of international logistics management, including logistics managers, supply chain managers, import-export professionals, and entrepreneurs. By the end of this course, you will have a comprehensive understanding of logistics management and the latest updates in INCOTERMS 2020, enabling you to manage international logistics with confidence.

List of Topics Covered

These are some of the popular topics that are covered in this course

  • Understanding of the basic concepts of logistics

  • International Supply Chain Management

  • Carriers, Intermediaries and reverse logistics providers

  • Intermodal and multi-modal transportation

  • Surface and sea transportation

  • Ocean Freight Rates

  • Air transportation and export by air

  • Unitization, palletization, and standardization

  • Container led logistics

  • Dry ports, ICDs, CFSs

  • Reverse logistics

  • Freight Rates

  • Customs Clearance Process

  • Types of sea-faring vessels

  • Types of cargo aircraft

  • International regulations for cargo movement by air and sea

  • INCOTERMS 2020 Rules

Case Studies

Some of the case studies included in this course are:

Opening case study – Logistics scenario in India

Preset customs examination norms in Indian customs

About the Instructor

Dr. Vijesh Jain is an IIFT, BITS, and Harvard Alumnus with more than 35 years of practical experience in international trade and operations. Widely traveled abroad he has authored and co-authored more than 10 books in the area of international trade including one on the subject of this course (books available on Amazon and Kindle Store). He is a freelance professor and a foreign trade consultant. He also provide online and offline training to working executives and foreign trade professionals. He is also a visiting professor at reputed B Schools in India. In the past he has worked as Dean and Director of reputed B Schools. In the corporate world, he has worked with international organizations in international trade in senior positions. He is also a pioneer of the Cross-Cultural Management research model of CFC.

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction

Lecture 1: Overview and complimentary book for the course

Lecture 2: Introduction

Lecture 3: Introduction continued

Lecture 4: Significance, objectives, learning outcomes and references of this course

Chapter 2: Takeoff session for the main theme of the course

Lecture 1: Understanding the basic characteristics of logistics industry worldwide

Chapter 3: Logistics Sector in India – Opening Case Study

Lecture 1: Case Study of Logistics in India

Lecture 2: Contemporary scenario of logistics in India

Lecture 3: Recent Developments and Logistics Challenges

Lecture 4: Possible Solutions and Future Prospects

Lecture 5: GOI initiatives

Lecture 6: Case Study Take Away

Lecture 7: Questions raised by the case study

Lecture 8: Complimentary book on the same topic as the course

Lecture 9: Comlimentary Book and Your Contribution to the Course and Learning

Chapter 4: Understanding International Logistics.

Lecture 1: Section overview

Lecture 2: Section objectives

Lecture 3: Scope of International Logistics

Lecture 4: Growth of International Trade

Lecture 5: Importance of International Logistics in International Trade

Lecture 6: Insights on International Logistics Costs

Lecture 7: Green logistics / Value chain

Lecture 8: Section take away

Chapter 5: Different Modes Of International Transportation

Lecture 1: Section Overview

Lecture 2: Section Introduction

Lecture 3: Most Popular Modes of International Transportation Of Goods

Lecture 4: Road Transportation- Characteristics, Advantages And Limitations

Lecture 5: Rail Transportation- Characteristics, Advantages And Limitations

Lecture 6: Sea Transportation- Characteristics, Advantages And Limitations

Lecture 7: Air Transportation- Characteristics, Advantages And Limitations

Lecture 8: Pipeline Transportation- Characteristics, Advantages And Limitations

Lecture 9: Summary of Advantages and Disadvantages of Each Mode of Transport

Lecture 10: Choosing the correct modes of transportation

Lecture 11: Q & A on the section

Lecture 12: Key take away

Lecture 13: Complete guide about transportation

Chapter 6: Inter Modal and Multi Modal Transportation

Lecture 1: Section Overview

Lecture 2: Inter modal transportation

Lecture 3: Examples of inter modal transportation scenarios

Lecture 4: Multi Modal Transportation

Lecture 5: Examples of multi modal transportation scenarios

Lecture 6: Key Differences

Lecture 7: When to Choose Intermodal or Multimodal?

Lecture 8: Key takeaways

Chapter 7: The Role of Intermediaries

Lecture 1: Section Overview

Lecture 2: Common classification of logistics services providers and what are their roles?

Lecture 3: Aggregators and Consolidators

Lecture 4: Inbound and outbound logistics types

Lecture 5: Cold Chain Logisitics

Lecture 6: Reverse logistics

Lecture 7: Assets and Non Assets Based LSPs

Chapter 8: Unitization, palletization and standardization

Lecture 1: Section overview

Lecture 2: Unitization

Lecture 3: Palletization

Lecture 4: Stowage

Lecture 5: Benefits of Unitization and Palletization

Lecture 6: Containerization

Lecture 7: Session take away

Chapter 9: Packing and Packaging

Lecture 1: Section Overview

Lecture 2: Definition and Significance

Lecture 3: Need for packaging in trade logisitics

Lecture 4: Levels and types of packaging

Lecture 5: Role and rationale of packaging in trade logistics

Lecture 6: Types of hazards associated with packing and transportation

Lecture 7: Regulatory compliance in packaging for global trade

Lecture 8: Concluding remarks

Chapter 10: Choosing the right material for packaging in international trade logistics

Lecture 1: Section Overview

Lecture 2: Objectives of a typical packaging efforts

Lecture 3: Factors to consider when choosing material for packaging

Lecture 4: Types of materials commonly used in tertiary packaging

Lecture 5: What is at stake?

Lecture 6: 5 major functions of ideal packaging

Lecture 7: Common materials used in primary packaging and need for sustainable packaging

Lecture 8: Solutions, examples and discussion questions

Lecture 9: Innovative ideas for primary packing – Idea 1

Lecture 10: More ideas and section take away

Chapter 11: Marking And Labelling

Lecture 1: Section Intro

Instructors

  • Dr. Vijesh Jain
    Dr. Vijesh Jain
    325K+ Enrollments in Export Mastery | BE (BITS), MIB (IIFT)

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