- Code: 1T41668
- Level Beginner
- Category Supply Chain and Logistics Management
- Total hrs 60
- Course Language English
- Email csp.aast2016@gmail.com
- Phone 01222275782
By the end of this course you will be able to: Define the role of procurement. Appreciate the importance of procurement in the supply chain. Choose an appropriate supplier. Discuss the steps in a procurement cycle. Know about different arrangements for purchasing. Analyse the costs of holding stock. Calculate economic order quantities. Define ‘service level’ and DO related calculations for safety stock. Describe periodic review systems and CALCULATE target stock levels. Know the purpose and aims of warehouses. Describe the main activities in a warehouse. Compare the benefits of private and public warehousing. See how to design good warehouse layouts. Choose the most appropriate type of equipment. Know the purpose of packaging. Know the importance of transport. Compare different modes of transport. Discuss the use of intermodal operations. Compare alternative forms of transport ownership. Know the importance of international trade
Procurement Definitions Choosing suppliers Procurement cycle Types of purchaseInventory Management Reasons for holding stock Economic order quantity Uncertain demand and safety stock Periodic review systems Effort of stock controlWarehousing and Material Handling Purpose of warehouses Activities within a warehouse Ownership Layout Materials handling PackagingTransport Introduction Mode of transport Intermodal transport Ownership of transport Routing vehiclesGlobal Logistics International trade Problems with international logistics Organizing international operationsMeasuring and Improving Performance Measuring performance Comparing performance Analyzing a supply chain Improving performance Case studies to real organizations from the market.