Strategic Distribution Management Foundation

Strategic Distribution Management Foundation, available at $19.99, has an average rating of 5, with 31 lectures, based on 2 reviews, and has 5 subscribers.

You will learn about How to start a distribution business How to manage a warehouse How to distribute publicity materials Ways to distribute leaflet effectively How to calculate safety stock Setting up an efficient and functional warehouse How to manage office supplies and maintain inventory This course is ideal for individuals who are Workers warehouse staff, managers, directors, marketers, business owners, suppliers, consultants, CEO, companies, supermarket owners etc. It is particularly useful for Workers warehouse staff, managers, directors, marketers, business owners, suppliers, consultants, CEO, companies, supermarket owners etc.

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Title: Strategic Distribution Management Foundation

Price: $19.99

Average Rating: 5

Number of Lectures: 31

Number of Published Lectures: 31

Number of Curriculum Items: 31

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 31

Original Price: $74.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

How to start a distribution business
How to manage a warehouse
How to distribute publicity materials
Ways to distribute leaflet effectively
How to calculate safety stock
Setting up an efficient and functional warehouse
How to manage office supplies and maintain inventory

Who Should Attend

Workers warehouse staff, managers, directors, marketers, business owners, suppliers, consultants, CEO, companies, supermarket owners etc.

Target Audiences

Workers warehouse staff, managers, directors, marketers, business owners, suppliers, consultants, CEO, companies, supermarket owners etc.

Distributors can be split into two categories based upon who they serve. First, retail distributors buy from wholesalers or manufacturers and sell products directly to consumers. In contrast wholesale merchant distributors buy from manufacturers and resell the products to retailers or other distributors. Which one is right for business will depend on your goals and experience. The distribution strategy refers to the strategy implemented by companies to reach as many potential customers as possible at the lowest usage cost. An effective strategy maximizes a company’s revenue, but a poor and ill- planned can lead to a loss and even enable competitors to gain from it. Location is a crucial factor in determining distribution strategy. A strategic location can be different depending on the type of products and services. Additionally, it is connected to roads and ways to distribute products. Businesses located near harbors and rail trains, for example can use the track nearby.

The location of inventory plays a crucial role in directing a company’s distribution strategy. In addition, it is also important to supply management and warehouse management. One of the pivotal aspects that needs to be taken into account is transportation. Without reliable transportation, the product will never reach its target market in time. It may affect the quality of products, if it’s not long-lasting products. To maintain the condition of products, packaging of products must be considered as well. Distribution channel is a method used by companies to distribute products to customers. The channel is chosen by considering which one is the most effective and efficient.

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction

Lecture 1: Introduction

Lecture 2: What is distribution strategy

Lecture 3: Types of distribution strategies

Lecture 4: Key distribution strategy components

Lecture 5: Hotel distribution strategy elements

Lecture 6: The keys to a successful distribution strategy for your business

Lecture 7: How do you make your distribution strategy unique

Lecture 8: Factors affecting distribution strategies

Lecture 9: Distribution metrics versus key performance indicators

Chapter 2: How To Start A Distribution Business

Lecture 1: Creating a business strategy

Lecture 2: Getting your business started

Chapter 3: How To Manage A Warehouse

Lecture 1: Prioritizing warehouse employees

Lecture 2: Managing warehouse employees

Lecture 3: Overseeing all warehouse operations

Lecture 4: Reviewing delivering and pick up operations

Chapter 4: How To Distribute Publicity Materials

Lecture 1: Handing out materials

Lecture 2: Getting materials to peoples homes

Lecture 3: Hanging materials in other places

Chapter 5: Ways To Distribute Leaflets Effectively

Lecture 1: Designing effective leaflets

Lecture 2: Creating distribution strategies

Lecture 3: Handing leaflets to customers

Lecture 4: Distributing leaflet creatively

Chapter 6: Setting Up An Efficient And Functional Warehouse

Lecture 1: Creating a warehouse layout

Lecture 2: Warehouse equipment

Lecture 3: Warehouse zones

Lecture 4: Warehouse layout examples

Chapter 7: How To Calculate Safety Stock

Lecture 1: What is safety stock

Lecture 2: Why your business needs safety stock

Lecture 3: How to calculate safety stock

Lecture 4: Calculating safety stock using standard deviation

Chapter 8: How to manage office supplies and maintain inventory

Lecture 1: How to manage office supplies and maintain inventory

Instructors

Eric Yeboah
MBA/ PGDip

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