MBA: Supply Chain and Operation management

MBA: Supply Chain and Operation management, available at $64.99, has an average rating of 4.51, with 137 lectures, 17 quizzes, based on 577 reviews, and has 13766 subscribers.

You will learn about Fundamentals of supply chain management. Strategic management in supply chains. Analysis of real-world case studies like Amazon's supply chain. Analysis of real-world case studies like Amazon's supply chain. Analysis of real-world case studies like Amazon's supply chain. Proficiency in Microsoft Excel for supply chain applications. Forecasting and inventory management methods. Forecasting and inventory management methods. Different types of supply chains and their applications. Risk management and challenges in supply chains. Supply chain strategy development. Demand planning and time series forecasting. Inventory optimization techniques. Horizontal vs. vertical supply chain models. Backward and forward integration in supply chains. Role of OEMs in supply chains. Differentiating between private and white label manufacturing. Essentials of supply chain analytics. Detailed study of supply chain case studies. Navigating global supply chain complexities. This course is ideal for individuals who are Students who wanted to study about logistics, supply chain and operations management or Working professionals who wanted to become logistics manager ,supply chain manager and operations manager or MBA Students: Ideal for supply chain management focus. or Supply Chain Analysts: Deepens existing supply chain knowledge. or Entrepreneurs: Helps optimize personal business supply chains. or Career Changers: Aids transition into supply chain roles. or Business Professionals: Enhances operational efficiency skills. It is particularly useful for Students who wanted to study about logistics, supply chain and operations management or Working professionals who wanted to become logistics manager ,supply chain manager and operations manager or MBA Students: Ideal for supply chain management focus. or Supply Chain Analysts: Deepens existing supply chain knowledge. or Entrepreneurs: Helps optimize personal business supply chains. or Career Changers: Aids transition into supply chain roles. or Business Professionals: Enhances operational efficiency skills.

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Summary

Title: MBA: Supply Chain and Operation management

Price: $64.99

Average Rating: 4.51

Number of Lectures: 137

Number of Quizzes: 17

Number of Published Lectures: 136

Number of Published Quizzes: 17

Number of Curriculum Items: 154

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 153

Original Price: $39.99

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What You Will Learn

Fundamentals of supply chain management.
Strategic management in supply chains.
Analysis of real-world case studies like Amazon's supply chain.
Analysis of real-world case studies like Amazon's supply chain.
Analysis of real-world case studies like Amazon's supply chain.
Proficiency in Microsoft Excel for supply chain applications.
Forecasting and inventory management methods.
Forecasting and inventory management methods.
Different types of supply chains and their applications.
Risk management and challenges in supply chains.
Supply chain strategy development.
Demand planning and time series forecasting.
Inventory optimization techniques.
Horizontal vs. vertical supply chain models.
Backward and forward integration in supply chains.
Role of OEMs in supply chains.
Differentiating between private and white label manufacturing.
Essentials of supply chain analytics.
Detailed study of supply chain case studies.
Navigating global supply chain complexities.

Who Should Attend

Students who wanted to study about logistics, supply chain and operations management
Working professionals who wanted to become logistics manager ,supply chain manager and operations manager
MBA Students: Ideal for supply chain management focus.
Supply Chain Analysts: Deepens existing supply chain knowledge.
Entrepreneurs: Helps optimize personal business supply chains.
Career Changers: Aids transition into supply chain roles.
Business Professionals: Enhances operational efficiency skills.

Target Audiences

Students who wanted to study about logistics, supply chain and operations management
Working professionals who wanted to become logistics manager ,supply chain manager and operations manager
MBA Students: Ideal for supply chain management focus.
Supply Chain Analysts: Deepens existing supply chain knowledge.
Entrepreneurs: Helps optimize personal business supply chains.
Career Changers: Aids transition into supply chain roles.
Business Professionals: Enhances operational efficiency skills.

Embark on a transformative journey in Supply Chain and Operations Management with our MBA-level course. Master supply chain basics, and strategic management, and delve into real-world case studies, including Amazon’s supply chain.

Acquire essential skills in demand management, analytics, and Microsoft Excel. Explore forecasting, inventory management, and the intersection of finance and technology. This course is your gateway to mastering the intricate world of supply chain and operations management.

Course Sections Overview:

Supply Chain Basics: Start with the fundamentals, exploring what a supply chain is, its components, and the differences between product and service supply chains. Understand the process flow and factors impacting supply chain complexity.
Types of Supply Chain: Delve into various supply chain models including vertical, horizontal, pull-push, hybrid, and more. Understand their unique characteristics and applications.
Risk and Challenges in Supply Chain: Tackle real-world challenges such as the bullwhip effect and learn strategies for effective and responsive supply chain management.
Supply Chain Management and Strategy: Explore strategic levels in supply chain management, value chain analysis, and the financial impact of effective supply chain strategies.
Case Study: Analyze a real-world case study, focusing on Amazon’s supply chain, to understand practical applications of the concepts learned.
Introduction to Demand Management and Supply Chain Analytics: Gain insights into demand management, the role of analytics in supply chains, and how to leverage data for strategic decisions.
Microsoft Excel for Supply Chain: Enhance your Excel skills with practical exercises in pivot tables, VLOOKUP, and chart creation, essential tools for supply chain analysis.
Forecasting and Demand Planning: Master the art of forecasting and demand planning with various techniques and models, including time series analysis.
Inventory Management and Warehousing: Learn about different inventory management strategies, optimization techniques, and the costs involved.
Economic Order Quantity and Safety Stock: Understand how to calculate the economic order quantity and safety stock, crucial for inventory management.
Introduction to Statistics: Dive into basic statistical concepts including mean, mode, median, standard deviation, and their relevance in supply chain management.
Techniques for Safety Stock: Explore advanced techniques for calculating safety stock, including normal distribution and lead time variation considerations.
Inventory Management Technique: Learn various inventory management techniques, including ABC analysis and XYZ inventory optimization.
Inventory Management – Finance and Accounting: Understand the intersection of inventory management with finance and accounting, including retail finance and asset management.
Business Strategy in Supply Chain: Study how business strategies are formulated and executed in the context of supply chain management.
International Marketing and Business Strategy: Explore the realm of international marketing and strategic considerations for global supply chain operations.

This course is your gateway to mastering the intricacies of supply chain and operations management, preparing you for a successful career in this dynamic field. Through a blend of theoretical knowledge and practical exercises, you will acquire the skills needed to navigate and optimize complex supply chains effectively.

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Supply Chain Basics

Lecture 1: What is Supply Chain ?

Lecture 2: Product & Service Supply Chain

Lecture 3: Components of supply chain management

Lecture 4: Assignment – Process Flow of supply chain

Lecture 5: Factors impacting supply chains complexity

Lecture 6: Upstream and downstream supply chain (Assignment)

Lecture 7: Introduction to Vision, Goal and Objective

Lecture 8: Supply Chain Objective

Chapter 2: Types of Supply chain

Lecture 1: Types of Supply Chain

Lecture 2: Vertical and Horizontal Supply Chain

Lecture 3: Pull – Push Supply Chain

Lecture 4: Hybrid Pull – Push Supply Chain

Lecture 5: Linear, Closed loop and Circular Supply Chain

Chapter 3: Risk and Challenges in supply chain

Lecture 1: Challenges with Blood Supply Chain

Lecture 2: Bullwhip effect in supply chain

Lecture 3: Effective and responsive supply chain

Lecture 4: Finding the right balance in supply chain

Chapter 4: Supply chain Management and Strategy

Lecture 1: Strategy Levels in Supply Chain

Lecture 2: Mapping Strategy with Supply Chain Triangle

Lecture 3: Financial Impact of Supply Chain Management

Lecture 4: Value Chain Analysis

Lecture 5: Supply chain Resilience Report 2021 (Attached)

Lecture 6: Supply Chain Planning & Execution System

Lecture 7: Course Content PPT notes

Chapter 5: Case Study

Lecture 1: Amazon supply chain case study

Chapter 6: Introduction to Demand Management

Lecture 1: Demand Management Intro

Lecture 2: What is demand Management

Lecture 3: Goals and objective of demand management

Lecture 4: Supply and Demand

Lecture 5: Supply and Demand Curve

Lecture 6: Factors affecting demand

Lecture 7: Cause of Demand Variation

Lecture 8: Demand Management process

Chapter 7: Introduction to Supply chain analytics

Lecture 1: What is supply chain analytics

Lecture 2: Benefits of supply chain analytics

Lecture 3: Types of analytics

Lecture 4: Descriptive analytics

Lecture 5: Diagnostic analytics

Lecture 6: Predictive analytics

Lecture 7: Prescriptive analytics

Chapter 8: Introduction to Microsoft Excel

Lecture 1: Introduction to excel

Lecture 2: How to use pivot table in excel

Lecture 3: Vlookup in excel

Lecture 4: Pivot table Part 2

Lecture 5: Assignment

Lecture 6: Types of charts

Lecture 7: Charts in microsoft excel

Chapter 9: Forecasting and Demand planning

Lecture 1: Introduction to Forecasting

Lecture 2: Steps involved in forecasting

Lecture 3: Types of forecasting technique

Lecture 4: Types of forecasting Model

Lecture 5: What is Time Series

Lecture 6: Time Series data plot

Lecture 7: Components of time series data

Lecture 8: Components of time series data – Excel

Lecture 9: Plotting time series for e-commerce revenue

Lecture 10: Assignment

Lecture 11: Rollover and weighted moving average

Lecture 12: MAD,SSE and MAPE error in time series

Lecture 13: Stationary and Non-Stationary time series

Lecture 14: Exponential Smoothing Excel Exercise

Lecture 15: Assignment Simple exponential smoothing with data tool pack

Lecture 16: Demand planning and forecasting PPT notes

Chapter 10: Inventory Management and Warehousing

Lecture 1: Inventory management and warehousing intro

Lecture 2: What is Inventory Management

Lecture 3: Types of Inventory Management

Lecture 4: How much stock we should have

Lecture 5: Inventory Optimization

Lecture 6: Cost in Inventory Management

Lecture 7: Keywords in Inventory Management

Chapter 11: Economic order Quantity and Safety stock

Lecture 1: Types of Safety Stock Techniques

Lecture 2: Safety stock and reorder point

Lecture 3: Introduction to EOQ

Lecture 4: Introduction to Lead Time

Lecture 5: EOQ with lead time Exercise

Lecture 6: EOQ with order size constraint

Lecture 7: EOQ with bulk discount

Lecture 8: EOQ when backorders are allowed

Chapter 12: Introduction to Statistics

Instructors

Navdeep Yadav
Product Manager | MBA |

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