How to Build a Supply Chain Model in Microsoft Excel

How to Build a Supply Chain Model in Microsoft Excel, available at $24.99, has an average rating of 4, with 16 lectures, based on 130 reviews, and has 946 subscribers.

You will learn about Understand & develop the supply chain conceptual model Understand the static & dynamic data required for the model Develop a monthly bucket supply chain model in Microsoft Excel Understand inventory coverage calculations Understand multi-echelon supply chain modeling This course is ideal for individuals who are Supply chain professionals or Professionals in manufacturing industries looking to learn more about supply chain management or MBA students or Operations students It is particularly useful for Supply chain professionals or Professionals in manufacturing industries looking to learn more about supply chain management or MBA students or Operations students.

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Summary

Title: How to Build a Supply Chain Model in Microsoft Excel

Price: $24.99

Average Rating: 4

Number of Lectures: 16

Number of Published Lectures: 16

Number of Curriculum Items: 16

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 16

Original Price: $19.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

Understand & develop the supply chain conceptual model
Understand the static & dynamic data required for the model
Develop a monthly bucket supply chain model in Microsoft Excel
Understand inventory coverage calculations
Understand multi-echelon supply chain modeling

Who Should Attend

Supply chain professionals
Professionals in manufacturing industries looking to learn more about supply chain management
MBA students
Operations students

Target Audiences

Supply chain professionals
Professionals in manufacturing industries looking to learn more about supply chain management
MBA students
Operations students

A detailed demonstration of the development of a multi-echelon supply chain model in Microsoft Excel is provided. First, the conceptual model for the supply chain is explained and developed in Microsoft PowerPoint. The monthly bucketed supply chain model is then developed in Microsoft Excel starting with a blank workbook. Inventory coverage, inventory value, replenishment planning, production planning, etc is covered at multi-levels of the supply chain. The student should leave the course with an understanding of the key requirements for modeling a supply chain as well as how to create a model in Excel.

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Modeling a Single Location

Lecture 1: Course Overview & Description of the Conceptual Model

Lecture 2: Modeling a Single Finished Good at a Single Location

Lecture 3: Modeling Multiple Finished Goods at a Single Location

Lecture 4: Balance Equation to Check Model's Integrity

Chapter 2: Modeling Multiple Locations

Lecture 1: Start of a Multi-Echelon Supply Chain Model

Lecture 2: Inventory Valuation & Common Unit of Measure Modeling

Lecture 3: Modeling Finished Goods at a Second Location

Lecture 4: Modeling a Packaging Site

Lecture 5: Determine Inventory Coverage at the Packaging Site

Lecture 6: Modeling a Second Packaging Site

Lecture 7: Determine Inventory Coverage at the Second Packaging Site

Chapter 3: Additional Resources

Lecture 1: Periods of Cover Calculation

Lecture 2: Excel Formula Periods of Cover Calculation

Lecture 3: Excel Multi-level Supply Chain Model Download

Lecture 4: Excel Solver Supply Chain Model Download

Lecture 5: Excel Supply Chain Model Quiz

Instructors

Eric Moore
Supply Chain Professional

Rating Distribution

1 stars: 9 votes
2 stars: 11 votes
3 stars: 28 votes
4 stars: 42 votes
5 stars: 40 votes

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