Logistics and Supply Chain Management
Course Overview
Course Modules
Introduction to Logistics and Supply Chain Management
Supply Chain Strategy and Planning
Procurement and Supplier Management
Transportation Management
Warehouse and Distribution Management
Inventory Management
Logistics Information Systems and Technology
Global Logistics and International Trade
Green Logistics and Sustainability
Performance Measurement and Continuous Improvement
Supply Chain Collaboration and Relationship Management
Case Studies and Practical Exercises
What You Will Learn
Master Logistics Principles
Master the principles of logistics and supply chain management.
Optimize Supply Chain
Learn to optimize supply chain operations.
Manage Logistics
Develop skills to manage logistics and inventory effectively.
Case Studies
Explore case studies of successful supply chain strategies.
Procurement & Distribution
Gain insights into procurement, distribution, and logistics.
Expert Engagement
Engage with experts in supply chain management.
Streamline Operations
Enhance your ability to streamline operations and reduce costs.
Showcase Expertise
Obtain a certificate to showcase your expertise in logistics and supply chain management.
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