Logistics, Supply Chain & Warehouse Management Crash Course
Logistics Management, Supply Chain Management and Warehousing Application in Supply Chain Cycle
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What You Will Learn!
- The 7 Rights of Logistics
- Types of Logistics
- Stages involved in Supply Chain Management
- Participants involved in the Supply Chain Process
- Differences between Logistics and Supply Chain Management
- Customer Service Phases in Logistics Management
- Types of Logistics Operators (1PL-5PL)
- Order Processing
- Inventory Management
- Integrated Logistics System
- Logistics Marketing
- Relationship Between Marketing and Logistics during the Sales Process
- Various Modes of Transportation
- Types of Warehouses
- Various Warehouse Operations
- Factors to Consider when Choosing a Warehouse
- Roles of a Warehouse Manager
- Storage and Handling Equipment
- Engineered Systems
Description
Introducing Logistics, Supply Chain and Warehouse Management in the supply chain cycle. Logistics and Supply Chain play important roles in our lives as much of what we use and consume in our everyday lives has been transported one way or the other. Logistics play a very crucial role in the movement of goods and also in the efficient and cost-effective delivery of these goods to customers. In today's interconnected world, the role of logistics and supply chain management has become indispensable and so enrolling in this course on Logistics, Supply Chain and Warehousing will put you ahead in an ever-evolving global market place. This course will provide you with an overview of the Logistics and Supply Chain industry and also help you gain the practical knowledge you need to thrive in the Logistics industry. You would also become well-versed in managing the supply chain process. As we know, the Logistics and Supply Chain is a fast growing field and according to industry statistics, the global logistics sector is currently valued at 10.2 trillion dollars moving hundreds of billions of dollars in freight annually. It is also projected to exceed 15 trillion dollars by 2024 and so learning the required logistics skill set will open the door to thousands of job opportunities and so i look forward to seeing you in class.
Who Should Attend!
- Manufacturers, Wholesalers, Retailers, Warehouse Managers, Freight forwarders, Professionals
- Entrepreneurs and anyone involved in the supply chain cycle