Reduce Waste in your Supply Chain

Reduce Waste in your Supply Chain, available at $19.99, has an average rating of 5, with 52 lectures, based on 1 reviews, and has 116 subscribers.

You will learn about Identify the types of waste in supply chains and their operational impacts Apply Lean Tools to pinpoint and eliminate waste in supply chain processes. Introduce practical solutions for waste reduction practices within your organization. Foster a culture of continuous improvement. This course is ideal for individuals who are Supply Chain Managers and Professionals or Operations Managers or Business Owners and Entrepreneurs or Logistics and Procurement Specialists or Quality Assurance and Continuous Improvement Teams or Students and Aspiring Professionals in the Field of Supply Chain Management It is particularly useful for Supply Chain Managers and Professionals or Operations Managers or Business Owners and Entrepreneurs or Logistics and Procurement Specialists or Quality Assurance and Continuous Improvement Teams or Students and Aspiring Professionals in the Field of Supply Chain Management.

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Summary

Title: Reduce Waste in your Supply Chain

Price: $19.99

Average Rating: 5

Number of Lectures: 52

Number of Published Lectures: 52

Number of Curriculum Items: 52

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 52

Original Price: $79.99

Quality Status: approved

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What You Will Learn

Identify the types of waste in supply chains and their operational impacts
Apply Lean Tools to pinpoint and eliminate waste in supply chain processes.
Introduce practical solutions for waste reduction practices within your organization.
Foster a culture of continuous improvement.

Who Should Attend

Supply Chain Managers and Professionals
Operations Managers
Business Owners and Entrepreneurs
Logistics and Procurement Specialists
Quality Assurance and Continuous Improvement Teams
Students and Aspiring Professionals in the Field of Supply Chain Management

Target Audiences

Supply Chain Managers and Professionals
Operations Managers
Business Owners and Entrepreneurs
Logistics and Procurement Specialists
Quality Assurance and Continuous Improvement Teams
Students and Aspiring Professionals in the Field of Supply Chain Management

Are you ready to unlock the keys to operational excellence and drive transformative change within your organization?

Look no further than our comprehensive course and welcome to “Reduce Waste in your Supply Chain: Transform your Operations using Lean.”

In today’s competitive business landscape, achieving operational excellence and optimizing your supply chain are critical for success. This comprehensive course will empower you with the knowledge and tools needed to lead a waste-reduction revolution within your organization.

Delve into the world of Lean principles, starting with a deep understanding of the concept of waste and its impact on supply chain processes. Uncover the seven wastes – overproduction, inventory, transportation, waiting, overprocessing, defects, and underutilized skills – and learn how to systematically eliminate them from your operations.

This training course will guide you through essential Lean methodologies, including value stream mapping, 5S, Kanban, Poka-Yoke, and standardized work. Through practical exercises and real-world examples, you’ll gain hands-on experience in applying these tools to optimize your supply chain, reduce costs, and improve efficiency.

But Lean is not just about processes; it’s about people and culture. Discover how to cultivate a culture of continuous improvement, engage your teams, and develop the leadership skills required to drive transformative change initiatives.

Whether you’re a seasoned supply chain professional or new to Lean principles, this course provides the insights and practical strategies to become a catalyst for change within your organization. Join us on this journey to reduce waste, enhance efficiency, and revolutionize your supply chain operations. Enroll today and pave the way for a more sustainable, agile, and competitive future.

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction

Lecture 1: Welcome

Lecture 2: Eliminate waste from your supply chain – Presentation

Lecture 3: Lean Principles – Eliminate waste from your supply chain

Lecture 4: Classification of Lean Activities

Lecture 5: The 7+1 Wastes in Lean

Chapter 2: Waste of Overproduction

Lecture 1: Waste of Overproduction – Presentation

Lecture 2: Definition and Consequences of Waste of Overproduction

Lecture 3: Case Study: Overproduction in a Food Company

Chapter 3: Waste of Inventory

Lecture 1: Waste of Inventory – Presentation

Lecture 2: Definition and Consequences of Waste of Inventory

Lecture 3: Case Study: Waste of Inventory in a Raw Materials Warehouse

Chapter 4: Waste of Waiting

Lecture 1: Waste of Waiting – Presentation

Lecture 2: Definition and Consequences of Waste of Waiting

Lecture 3: Case Study: Reduction of Waiting Time by a Manufacturer of Generators

Chapter 5: Waste of Motion – Presentation

Lecture 1: Waste of Motion – Presentation

Lecture 2: Definition and Consequences of Waste of Motion

Lecture 3: Case Study: Reduction of Motion Waste by an Autoparts Manufacturer

Chapter 6: Waste of Transportation – Presentation

Lecture 1: Waste of Transportation – Presentation

Lecture 2: Definition and Consequences of Waste of Transportation

Lecture 3: Case Study: Reducing Transportation Waste by a 3PL

Chapter 7: Waste of Over-Processing

Lecture 1: Waste of Over-Processing – Presentation

Lecture 2: Definition and Consequences of Waste of Over-Processing

Lecture 3: Case Study: Reducing Over-Processing in Cables' Sheting Line

Chapter 8: Waste of Defects

Lecture 1: Waste of Defects – Presentation

Lecture 2: Definition and Consequences of Waste of Defects

Lecture 3: Case Study: Reducing Packaging & Shipping Defects in an Ecommerce Company

Chapter 9: Waste of Talent

Lecture 1: Waste of Talent – Presentation

Lecture 2: Definition and Consequences of Waste of Talent

Lecture 3: Case Study: Waste of Talents

Chapter 10: Lean Tools

Lecture 1: Lean Tools – Introduction

Lecture 2: Value Stream Mapping

Lecture 3: 5S – Housekeeping

Lecture 4: Just in Time (JIT)

Lecture 5: Gemba Walks

Lecture 6: Poka Yoke

Lecture 7: Kanban

Lecture 8: Six Big Losses

Lecture 9: Root Cause Analysis

Lecture 10: Heijunka

Lecture 11: Single-Minute Exchange of Die (SMED)

Lecture 12: Single Piece Flow

Lecture 13: Six Sigma

Lecture 14: Spaghetti Diagram

Lecture 15: Standardized Work

Lecture 16: Visual Management

Lecture 17: Voice of the Customer

Chapter 11: Fostering a Culture of Continuous Improvement that Endures

Lecture 1: Introduction – Fostering a Culture of Continuous Improvement that Endures

Lecture 2: Key Steps to Foster a Culture of Continuous Improvement that Endures

Chapter 12: Thank You

Lecture 1: Thank You

Chapter 13: Bonus Lecture

Lecture 1: Whitepaper: The Challenge for SMEs

Lecture 2: Whitepaper: Optimize your Inventory: Guide for Factory Managers

Lecture 3: Bonus Lecture

Instructors

upkaizen academy
Development tools for Operational Excellence Enthusiasts
Olena Ivanytsya
Operations Manager in UPKAIZEN
Milagros Petroli
Instructor
Dante Garcia
Industrial Engineer

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