Through this training course, the supply and storage function in the institution will be clarified, what are the mechanisms related to procurement management and what are the mechanisms related to the warehousing process and its management such as receiving, entering, arranging, coding and categorizing the store, and how to use information and communication technologies to support the supply and storage function. The importance of this course is because stores are the It contains the strategic stock of the facilities of raw materials or produced materials and other machines and equipment of machines that are valued with large sums, it is necessary to secure those stores from the dangers that may affect them such as fire, burglary or theft, in order to preserve what they contain, the insurance process from fire, for example. It is based on preventing its eruption and being fully prepared for a confrontation in the event of its occurrence, due to the large losses of stored combustible materials caused by fires.
This course provides delegates with an in-depth review of the critical success factors within Supply Chain Strategy from the Value Chain concept, through to establishing effective process and informational flows, and concludes with improving supply chain resilience in the face of global change and threats both current and future. This course also provides delegates with an in-depth exploration of the key elements within successful supply chain management including: forward demand planning techniques and approaches, effectively enhancing efficiency, managing bottleneck situations and concludes with the development and enhancement of effective risk management within the supply chain environment. The course will wrap with a summary of the key learning points, followed by an action planning exercise with a view to apply the acquired knowledge and skills immediately upon your return to work.
Global supply chains are undergoing a radical transformation in the wake of Industry 4.0. Advances in technology have fuelled the digitization of supply chains and are changing the way businesses operate. The course will help you understand what digital supply chain management is and why it is important, identify new opportunities created by digitization, develop a digital supply chain management strategy and learn how to leverage the right technologies for your organization. The pandemic has exposed the vulnerabilities in global supply chains across most industries. Companies are therefore accelerating their efforts for digitizing operations and transforming their traditional supply chains through Industry 4.0 technologies in the wake of frequent and long-lasting disruptions.
Supply Management is the process of managing relationships, information, and materials flow across organizational boundaries to deliver enhanced customer service and economic value. Supply managers aim towards synchronizing and amalgamating these flows through the implementation of a specific ordering of work activities across time and place, with a beginning, an end, clearly identified inputs and outputs, as well as a structure for action. Project Management is also a structured process of managing workflow in a specific order across time and place. The close similarities between these two processes provide a firm foundation to expand the supply manager’s world view to adopt project management principles and techniques. This course focuses on integrating project management principles into the supply management process. In this course, you will learn how project management concepts could be applied to enhance supply management. You will also gain an understanding of the tools and techniques used to initiate, execute, manage, and control a project. Possible initiatives for the improvement of supply management through the application of project management concepts will be emphasized.
Warehouses and stores are often under-rated operations in organizations, yet they are essential in providing customer service. The purpose of this seminar is to show how to implement all of the essential tools for the effective management of warehousing and stores
Through this training course, the supply and storage function in the institution will be clarified, what are the mechanisms related to procurement management and what are the mechanisms related to the warehousing process and its management such as receiving, entering, arranging, coding and categorizing the store, and how to use information and communication technologies to support the supply and storage function. The importance of this course is because stores are the It contains the strategic stock of the facilities of raw materials or produced materials and other machines and equipment of machines that are valued with large sums, it is necessary to secure those stores from the dangers that may affect them such as fire, burglary or theft, in order to preserve what they contain, the insurance process from fire, for example. It is based on preventing its eruption and being fully prepared for a confrontation in the event of its occurrence, due to the large losses of stored combustible materials caused by fires.
The procurement department is often viewed and managed as an administrative function, with sourcing activities executed at arm's length. Strategic sourcing addresses this issue by providing a strategic approach towards optimizing and continuously improving sourcing activities using a proven 7-step methodology. In this course, we describe the steps entailed in the strategic sourcing process. We outline an approach for developing product categories via an analysis of organizational spending. We then discover six go-to-market strategies and describe how each can be matched with different product categories. Finally, we identify the appropriate Key Performance Indicators (KPIs) required for the continuous improvement of sourcing activities.
Procurement is at the heart of the supply chain function as the purchasing department can spend up to 70% of a company's money. In this course, we will explore the strategic role of the procurement function and how this department can contribute to the entire organization. Supplier evaluation and negotiation will be discussed to maximize the contribution of the procurement department. Furthermore, the latest innovative techniques for continuous improvement at the procurement department will be explored.
This course provides delegates with an in-depth review of the critical success factors within Supply Chain Strategy from the Value Chain concept, through to establishing effective process and informational flows, and concludes with improving supply chain resilience in the face of global change and threats both current and future. This course also provides delegates with an in-depth exploration of the key elements within successful supply chain management including: forward demand planning techniques and approaches, effectively enhancing efficiency, managing bottleneck situations and concludes with the development and enhancement of effective risk management within the supply chain environment. The course will wrap with a summary of the key learning points, followed by an action planning exercise with a view to apply the acquired knowledge and skills immediately upon your return to work.