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Supply Chain Strategy, Inventory & Distribution Planning.

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Supply Chain Strategy, Inventory & Distribution Planning., available at $74.99, has an average rating of 4.61, with 88 lectures, 3 quizzes, based on 552 reviews, and has 4905 subscribers.

You will learn about Define supply chain strategies. Understand how supply chain design is defined by Strategy. Know how to calculate inventory , asset metrics and cash to cash cycle time. Know the difference between efficient Vs Effective supply chains. Distinguish the different distribution strategies and their impact on service and cost. Practice on Distribution and Transportation callculations know how to calculate fill rate , inventory throughput and cycle service level. Practice on Calculating safety stock for different inventory setup. Plan & Design a Distribution system for supply chain in Excel. This course is ideal for individuals who are Supply chain or Planning or Distribution or Inventory It is particularly useful for Supply chain or Planning or Distribution or Inventory.

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Title: Supply Chain Strategy, Inventory & Distribution Planning.

Price: $74.99

Average Rating: 4.61

Number of Lectures: 88

Number of Quizzes: 3

Number of Published Lectures: 88

Number of Published Quizzes: 3

Number of Curriculum Items: 91

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 91

Number of Practice Tests: 1

Number of Published Practice Tests: 1

Original Price: $84.99

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What You Will Learn

  • Define supply chain strategies.
  • Understand how supply chain design is defined by Strategy.
  • Know how to calculate inventory , asset metrics and cash to cash cycle time.
  • Know the difference between efficient Vs Effective supply chains.
  • Distinguish the different distribution strategies and their impact on service and cost.
  • Practice on Distribution and Transportation callculations
  • know how to calculate fill rate , inventory throughput and cycle service level.
  • Practice on Calculating safety stock for different inventory setup.
  • Plan & Design a Distribution system for supply chain in Excel.

Who Should Attend

  • Supply chain
  • Planning
  • Distribution
  • Inventory

Target Audiences

  • Supply chain
  • Planning
  • Distribution
  • Inventory

Hello Everyone 🙂

The course has two quizzes, a practical exam, and a lot of Excel practice on real supply chain distribution cases.

With the ever-increasing reliance on supply chain management to deliver. supply chain jobs become one of the highest in-demand jobs of the twenty-first century, It is one of the jobs that will not be affected by automation because of its nature as a critical thinking and resilient profession. And with the procurement function In the supply chain being the heart and soul of feeding the supply chain with product/material, distribution is equally as important because it streamlines the flow of products to the end customer.

We have already introduced Procurement and supply planning tools and techniques which its featured in supply chain courses, now Based on your requests, we explain in detail analytically, and practically the distribution side of the supply chain.

There are many distribution strategies in supply chain  such as direct shipping, retail storage or last mile delivery. every distribution strategy has its own merits and disadvantages in many aspects such as Transportation cost , Inventory cost and response time to the customer.

in this course we investigate all of these strategies in detail , not only that, we expand on the relation of inventory service level and fill rate with the distribution strategies.  the course first starts with the theory and the relation of a company’s strategy with supply chain strategy. then it progressively goes to practically and analytically planning for distribution taking inventory ,transportation and service level into consideration.

in this course we will be able to :

  • Define supply chain strategies.

  • Understand how supply chain design is defined by Strategy.

  • Know how to calculate inventory , asset metrics and cash to cash cycle time.

  • Know the difference between efficient Vs Effective supply chains.

  • Distinguish the different distribution strategies and their impact on service and cost.

  • Practice on Distribution and Transportation calculations

  • know how to calculate fill rate , inventory throughput and cycle service level.

  • Practice on Calculating safety stock for different inventory setup.

  • Plan and design a Distribution system for supply chain in Excel.

Happy Supply chain mining.

Haytham

Rescale analytics

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Strategic view

Lecture 1: Introduction

Lecture 2: Supply chain Visuallization

Lecture 3: Strategy

Lecture 4: Strategy examples

Lecture 5: Strategy misfits

Lecture 6: Efficient vs responsive

Lecture 7: Efficient vs Responsive supply chains

Lecture 8: Quick Comparison

Lecture 9: Supply chain understanding though business

Lecture 10: Asset metrics

Lecture 11: Inventory Metrics in Excel

Lecture 12: Cash to cash cycle time

Lecture 13: Cash to Cash Cycle Time demo

Lecture 14: Cash to cash in excel

Lecture 15: Keys To improve

Lecture 16: Summary

Chapter 2: Logstics drivers

Lecture 1: Introduction

Lecture 2: Logistics drivers and strategy

Lecture 3: Facilties

Lecture 4: Inventory

Lecture 5: Transport metrics

Lecture 6: Information Metrics

Lecture 7: Sourcing

Lecture 8: Pricing

Lecture 9: Summary

Chapter 3: Distribution networks

Lecture 1: Distribution strategies

Lecture 2: No Shoe size fits all

Lecture 3: Impact on drivers

Lecture 4: impact on drivers 2

Lecture 5: Manufacturing storage with direct delivery

Lecture 6: Manafacturig stooge with in-transit hub

Lecture 7: Distributor storage with customer delivery

Lecture 8: Distributor storage with last mile delivery

Lecture 9: Cross docking with customer pickup

Lecture 10: Retail storage with customer pick up

Lecture 11: Conclusion

Lecture 12: Distribution networks and segmentation

Lecture 13: Summary

Chapter 4: Transport systems. and planning

Lecture 1: Introduction

Lecture 2: Ikea

Lecture 3: Transport stakeholders

Lecture 4: Modes of transportation

Lecture 5: carrier strategies

Lecture 6: Distribution strategies selection

Lecture 7: Direct shipping strategy

Lecture 8: Milk Runs in excel

Lecture 9: assignment answer

Lecture 10: Mean of transport selection

Lecture 11: Rail Co

Lecture 12: Truck Co

Lecture 13: Assignment answer

Chapter 5: Inventory aggregation, metrics and distribution

Lecture 1: Introduction

Lecture 2: A brief on inventory policies

Lecture 3: Fill rate and service level for uncertain demand

Lecture 4: Bike Co

Lecture 5: Bike Co , flow time and average inventory

Lecture 6: Bike Co, Desired fill rate

Lecture 7: Bike Co, cycle service level

Lecture 8: Desired fill rate

Lecture 9: Inventory aggregation

Lecture 10: Shopico Example

Lecture 11: Scenario 1: disggegation

Lecture 12: Scenario 2: aggregation

Lecture 13: HighMed

Lecture 14: HighMed Part1

Lecture 15: HighMed Part 2

Lecture 16: Inventory cost

Lecture 17: Which option is better?

Lecture 18: Temporal aggregation

Lecture 19: Conclusion

Lecture 20: Summary

Chapter 6: Distribution Requirement Planning (DRP)

Lecture 1: Introduction

Lecture 2: DRP

Lecture 3: Lot Size and safety stock calculation

Lecture 4: DRP for Retailer 1

Lecture 5: Assignment answer

Lecture 6: Regional Warehouse 1

Lecture 7: Regional warehouse 2 answer

Lecture 8: Cost of the DRP System

Lecture 9: Conclusion of fixed Quantity ordering DRP

Lecture 10: DRP with Periodic order Quantity

Lecture 11: DRP with Chase strategy

Lecture 12: Optimized Approach

Lecture 13: Retailer no 5

Lecture 14: Sequential Optimization results

Lecture 15: Simultaneous Optimization

Lecture 16: Conclusion

Lecture 17: Final Note

Chapter 7: Practice Exam

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