Managing Logistics
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London School of Public Relations Limited
Summary
- Certificate of completion - Free
- Tutor is available to students
Overview
This Managing Logistics training course fully covers the role and impact of Logistics and Supply Chain Management affecting an organization through the understanding of Supplier Management in Purchasing, Transportation Models, and Inventory Models from a cost-efficient and optimization perspective.
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Description
This highly interactive is designed for the programme delegates to practice and develop key facets of advanced logistics and materials management which will enable delegates to strategically manage international shipping systems and inventory. Examples of global best practice are delivered throughout the training course to enable delegates to fully embed the learning in order that they can apply within their roles upon returning to their work following the course.
This course will allow delegates to appreciate the implication of the impacts of logistics & materials management and purchasing functions both internally and external to the organization, as well as appreciate the importance of effective resources planning
Delegates will learn how to effectively manage inventory and develop specific action plans to further develop their role and organizational benefit
On This course you will learn:
- Understanding the implication of the impacts of logistics and materials management and purchasing functions both internally and external to the organization
- Apply the concepts of international logistics/freight procedures & documentation
- Appreciate the importance of effective resources planning
- Develop optimized work processes and financial areas such as cash flow, cost reduction and management
- Learn how to effectively manage inventory utilizing selective inventory strategic policies
- Develop specific action plans to further develop their role and organisational benefit
Day 1 - THE role of logistics and supply chain management in modern businesses
- Evaluate logistics role in the current business process
- The evolution of Supply Chain management and Supply Chain dynamics
- The application of a Supply Chain approach
- How to use and apply the Supply Chain Operations Reference Model (SCOR)
- Identifying Supply Chain Instabilities and Risks
- Internal
- Pestle
- Inventory
- Disruption
- Procurement
- Security
Day 2 -Linking strategies and improvement in cost and productivity in procurement
- Developing Spend Analysis for establishing purchase prices index
- Examine the Total Cost of Ownership
- Analyse Supplier portfolio and classification utilizing and applying Kraljic’s
- Matric and Porter’s 5 Forces
- Formulate, plan and organise Strategic purchasing plans
- Illustrate the effective order-cycle and lead-time effect on Purchasing
- Plan and organise for negotiations
Day 3 - strategic supply in materials management
Formulate, plan and organise formal procedures for making stock decisions
- Explain, discuss and review safety stock levels and order points
- Apply and improve min/max systems and settings
- Using material forecasts
- Cataloguing materials for effective buying process
Day 4- effective inventory planning and control
- Setting comprehensive inventory goals and objective
- Effecting a rationalization strategy
- Calculating and evaluating carrying costs and economic order quantity theory
- Establishing a Strategic Focus with Pareto Analysis on Cost
- Improving material identification and coding
- Creating best practices in the physical control of materials
- Measuring record accuracy and improving cycle counting systems.
Day 5 - tactical and operational approaches in transportation economics
Apply the Role of Transportation in Logistics to the organisation
- Identify and recognise Transportation Management Strategic Key Decisions
- Explain, discuss and review the types of mode and intermodal systems
- Show and illustrate the International Commercial Terms in transportation and
- the liabilities
- Identify and review Hazardous materials transportation
Recognition
The Professional Development Diploma is approved and recognised by the: Continuing Professional Development (CPD)
Award
CPD-Approved LSPR Professional Development Diploma: PR & Reputation Management. The Diploma is awarded with a Pass, Merit or Distinction.
Assessment
The final Diploma award will be based on the following:
- Critical Thinking Exercises set and completed during the training - a series of practical exercises are set for each session for the delegates to work on during their training. This is an effective way to try out what you have been learning and gain insight and feedback, as you progress with each session during the course.
Bespoke Availability
To meet your team’s specific needs, this course is also offered as a bespoke exclusive programme. It is also offered on a one-to-one tailored basis. Please contact LSPR for a quote.
Requirements
You do not need any previous academic experience or qualifications for this 'Advanced Logistics' course.
The only requirement we ask for is a passion for learning and a willingness to learn new skills and ideas.
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Certificates
Certificate of completion
Digital certificate - Included
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