This introductory course offers a practical and engaging exploration of how products, materials, and information move through the supply chain from suppliers to end customers. Participants will gain a clear understanding of the key components of supply chain management and logistics, their roles in business operations, and how they interconnect to deliver value efficiently and effectively.
Through interactive discussions, and real world examples, this course helps participants build a strong foundation for further study or a future career in supply chain and logistics.
This program is designed for:
- Entry-level professionals in supply chain, logistics, or operations.
- Employees working in procurement, warehousing, or transportation who want a broader understanding of the full supply chain.
- Fresh graduates exploring a career in supply chain management.
- Professionals from other fields who want to learn how supply chains function.
- Anyone interested in understanding how products and information flow from suppliers to customers.
By the end of this program, participants will be able to:
- Understand the basic structure and purpose of supply chains.
- Identify the key components of supply chain management and how they interact.
- Explain how procurement, logistics, inventory, and operations function within the chain.
- Recognize the importance of planning, forecasting, and coordination.
- Understand how effective supply chains contribute to business competitiveness.
- Explore different career paths within the supply chain field.
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