Supply Chain Management and Logistics

Supply Chain Management and Logistics, available at Free, has an average rating of 4.42, with 11 lectures, 7 quizzes, based on 198 reviews, and has 2859 subscribers.

You will learn about Examining Roles in Product Management The Connection Between Brand Managers and Merchandisers Distinguishing Suppliers, Manufacturers, and Trading Houses Constructing and Managing Supplier Relationships Types of Trade and Their Role in Sourcing Differentiating OEM and ODM IncoTerms and Their Role in International Trade Product Compliance and Safety Certificates Effective Negotiation Techniques for Successful Sourcing Exploring Techniques for Optimal Inventory Optimization Understanding Different Types of Demand Key Elements of Manufacturing Production Planning and Layout Product Life Cycle Processes for Samples, Internal Product Identifiers, and Barcode Types The Significance of Quality Control Various Types of Packaging Terminology such as ETD, GRD, CRD, and ETA in Logistics Understanding the EORI Number in International Trade Emphasising the Importance of Weight and Measurements Diversity of Pallet Types and Containers Overview of Shipping Documents The Role of Transportation in International Trade Insight into Freight Forwarders and Ocean Freight Charges Understanding the Importer of Record (IOR) Cargo Insurances, Customs Inspection, and Custom Clearance Explaining ATA Carnet for Temporary Shipment An Overview of the 24-Hour Rule and 10+2 Requirement Navigating Customs Duty and Taxes Addressing Parallel Imports Optimizing Inventory Management Inventory Control Methods such as EOQ, JIT, FIFO, FILO, FEFO, LSFO and ABC Analysis Managing Depleted Inventory and Safety Stock Strategies for Fulfillment Last Mile Delivery Considerations Balancing Costs for Optimal Inventory Understanding Landed Cost Meeting Customer Expectations Navigating Challenges and Strategies for Effective Reverse Logistics Management The Intersection of Supply Chain and Assets, Liabilities, and Equity Grasping Basic Accounting Principles Differentiating Net Income and Net Profit Overview of Invoices, Statements, and Income Statements Exploring Taxes and VAT Understanding Return on Equity (ROE) and Return on Assets (ROA) Clarifying 'Net' and 'Gross' Navigating Debits and Credits Understanding Weighted Average Cost (WAC) and Cost of Goods Sold (COGS) Unpacking Profit Margins and Gross Profit (GP) Differentiating Market Values and Book Values Exploring Costings Understanding the Significance of Lean and Six Sigma Methodology Quick References for Supply Chain Management Acronyms and Terminologies This course is ideal for individuals who are This course is designed for beginners, career changers or junior professionals in the supply chain. It offers an accessible way to understand the field through engaging lectures and real-world case studies, making complex concepts easy to grasp for all, whether you're a recent graduate or switching careers. It is particularly useful for This course is designed for beginners, career changers or junior professionals in the supply chain. It offers an accessible way to understand the field through engaging lectures and real-world case studies, making complex concepts easy to grasp for all, whether you're a recent graduate or switching careers.

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Title: Supply Chain Management and Logistics

Price: Free

Average Rating: 4.42

Number of Lectures: 11

Number of Quizzes: 7

Number of Published Lectures: 11

Number of Published Quizzes: 7

Number of Curriculum Items: 18

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 18

Original Price: Free

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What You Will Learn

• Examining Roles in Product Management
• The Connection Between Brand Managers and Merchandisers
• Distinguishing Suppliers, Manufacturers, and Trading Houses
• Constructing and Managing Supplier Relationships
• Types of Trade and Their Role in Sourcing
• Differentiating OEM and ODM
• IncoTerms and Their Role in International Trade
• Product Compliance and Safety Certificates
• Effective Negotiation Techniques for Successful Sourcing
• Exploring Techniques for Optimal Inventory Optimization
• Understanding Different Types of Demand
• Key Elements of Manufacturing
• Production Planning and Layout
• Product Life Cycle
• Processes for Samples, Internal Product Identifiers, and Barcode Types
• The Significance of Quality Control
• Various Types of Packaging
• Terminology such as ETD, GRD, CRD, and ETA in Logistics
• Understanding the EORI Number in International Trade
• Emphasising the Importance of Weight and Measurements
• Diversity of Pallet Types and Containers
• Overview of Shipping Documents
• The Role of Transportation in International Trade
• Insight into Freight Forwarders and Ocean Freight Charges
• Understanding the Importer of Record (IOR)
• Cargo Insurances, Customs Inspection, and Custom Clearance
• Explaining ATA Carnet for Temporary Shipment
• An Overview of the 24-Hour Rule and 10+2 Requirement
• Navigating Customs Duty and Taxes
• Addressing Parallel Imports
• Optimizing Inventory Management
• Inventory Control Methods such as EOQ, JIT, FIFO, FILO, FEFO, LSFO and ABC Analysis
• Managing Depleted Inventory and Safety Stock
• Strategies for Fulfillment
• Last Mile Delivery Considerations
• Balancing Costs for Optimal Inventory
• Understanding Landed Cost
• Meeting Customer Expectations
• Navigating Challenges and Strategies for Effective Reverse Logistics Management
• The Intersection of Supply Chain and Assets, Liabilities, and Equity
• Grasping Basic Accounting Principles
• Differentiating Net Income and Net Profit
• Overview of Invoices, Statements, and Income Statements
• Exploring Taxes and VAT
• Understanding Return on Equity (ROE) and Return on Assets (ROA)
• Clarifying 'Net' and 'Gross'
• Navigating Debits and Credits
• Understanding Weighted Average Cost (WAC) and Cost of Goods Sold (COGS)
• Unpacking Profit Margins and Gross Profit (GP)
• Differentiating Market Values and Book Values
• Exploring Costings
• Understanding the Significance of Lean and Six Sigma Methodology
• Quick References for Supply Chain Management Acronyms and Terminologies

Who Should Attend

• This course is designed for beginners, career changers or junior professionals in the supply chain. It offers an accessible way to understand the field through engaging lectures and real-world case studies, making complex concepts easy to grasp for all, whether you're a recent graduate or switching careers.

Target Audiences

• This course is designed for beginners, career changers or junior professionals in the supply chain. It offers an accessible way to understand the field through engaging lectures and real-world case studies, making complex concepts easy to grasp for all, whether you're a recent graduate or switching careers.