Supply Chain: Planning of Resources & Detailed Scheduling
Master the essentials of the Manufacturing, Planning and Control Hierarchy and become a recognized Supply Chain Leader
Ratings 4.60 / 5.00
What You Will Learn!
- Manufacturing, Planning and Control (MPC) Hierarchy.
- Role of Strategic & Business Planning.
- Role of Demand Management.
- Sales & Operations Planning (S&OP) and Resource Planning.
- Master Scheduling and Rough Cut Capacity Planning (RCCP).
- Understanding Load Profiles and dealing with Overload & Underload situations.
- Understanding forecasts, forecast horizon and forecast interval.
- Review of forecasting techniques.
- Types of Inventory, classifications and sub-classifications.
- Valuating inventory.
- Supplier Relationship Management (SRM).
- Types of Buyer relationships.
- Supply Chain Best Practices: Managing Risk, Social Responsibility, Accreditations & Certifications,
Description
If you're looking to take your supply chain skills to the next level, this video course is your starting point. You will learn beyond the basics of supply chain management, gain in depth knowledge to become a Master of Supply Chain. Achieving supply chain excellence is essential for businesses to be successful in today's global economy. Having knowledgeable supply chain professionals are key and with this course you can continue your journey to becoming a sought after Supply Chain professional.
This course is a continuation of Supply Chain Fundamentals Understanding the Basics. It's not mandatory that you take this course beforehand as it is not a prerequisite but I do recommend it especially if you're new to Supply Chain. There's a lot of terminology and concepts that are covered in the course and it carry's on into this course.
If your goal is certification, this course covers Master Planning of Resources and Detailed Scheduling and Planning which can assist your exam preparation for ASCM CPIM Part 2.
You will gain an in depth understanding of the Manufacturing, Planning and Control (MPC) Hierarchy. MPC deals with planning and controlling manufacturing, managing the materials, scheduling the machines, organizing the workers, dealing with your suppliers and coordinating with your customers. Having an effective MPC system is key for any manufacturing company to be successful.
It's never too late to begin learning and with this course learning has never been so easy. I look forward to seeing you in the classroom.
Who Should Attend!
- Anyone already in Supply Chain and looking for further knowledge.
- Any business professional with a desire to expand their knowledge in Supply Chain.
- Senior management and leaders from all business functions seeking to understand Supply Chain.
