What you'll learn
Measure supply chain performance with metrics.
Master (international) supply chain finance.
Optimize inventory and location.
Learn latest developments such as blockchain and IOT.
Requirements
No previous knowledge is required. Anyone who wants to learn more about supply chains is welcome to enroll.
Description
Supply Chain Management Expert Supply Chain ManagementThat phone you have, the chair you are sitting on and the lamp that lights your room, all have one thing in common. A whole chain of organizations cooperated to produce them. Raw materials were sourced, converted, assembled, transported and sold at a store. We call these connected organizations, supply chains. In this course we will teach you the following about supply chains:Metrics used in supply chainsFinance of procurementInternational supply chainsLatest developments in supply chainsGreen supply chainsEthical supply chainsSupply chain financeVertical integration of supply chains Risk management in supply chainsDemand forecasting in supply chainsInventory management in supply chainsLocations decisionsBullwhip effectsMaterial Requirements Planning (MRP)We have designed this training in such a way that it is highly accessible. Anyone who wants to know more about supply chains is welcome to enroll. You do not need a particular set of mathematics or statistics skills to keep up. This supply chain management training is going to be very accessible for people from various educational backgrounds. Six Sigma Academy AmsterdamSix Sigma academy Amsterdam (SSAA) is an initiative of an international group of university lecturers from Holland who have supervised projects at some of the largest organizations in and outside Holland. The aim was to teach what we already taught offline to university students and make that training more affordable, more accessible, more convenient, whilst making sure that it was practical, fun and easy to grasp. The Dutch BKO accreditation is an academic grade type of accreditation which differs from an accreditation that commercial parties offer to training institutes. This type of accreditation can only be obtained by academics. Although it is a Dutch accreditation, our experience shows that it is extremely well received outside Holland as well because of the academic nature.Additional Information30 day money back guaranteeUdemy certificate of completionWe hope to welcome you to our supply chain management course. Thanks for considering us.Team SSAA
Overview
Section 1: A Supply Chain
Lecture 1 SUPPLY CHAIN MANAGEMENT
Lecture 2 AGILE VS LEAN SUPPLY CHAINS
Lecture 3 Supply Network Streams
Lecture 4 Successful Vertical Integration
Lecture 5 PROS VERTICAL INTEGRATION
Lecture 6 CONS VERTICAL INTEGRATION
Lecture 7 Bullwhip Effect 1
Lecture 8 Bullwhip Effect 2
Section 2: Procurement Finance
Lecture 9 PROCUREMENT FINANCE INTRO
Lecture 10 INVERSE $ COMMODITY PRICE RELATIONSHIP
Lecture 11 BID, ASK & MID PRICE
Lecture 12 FORWARD CONTRACTS
Lecture 13 FUTURES
Lecture 14 OPTIONS
Lecture 15 PREMIUM DISCOUNT QUOTING
Section 3: International Supply Chain
Lecture 16 INCO TERMS INTRO
Lecture 17 INCOTERMS I
Lecture 18 INCOTERMS II
Lecture 19 EXCHANGE RATES
Lecture 20 MONEY MARKET HEDGE I
Lecture 21 MONEY MARKET HEDGE II
Lecture 22 Other Hedge Methods
Section 4: Risks
Lecture 23 INTRO RISKS
Lecture 24 CAR
Lecture 25 PAR
Section 5: Ethical And Green Supply Chains
Lecture 26 Ethical Frameworks
Lecture 27 Triple Bottom Line Theory
Lecture 28 Carroll's CSR Pyramid
Lecture 29 Real Examples Of Ethical/Green Supply Chains
Lecture 30 ISO 14001
Section 6: Cash Flows In Supply Chains
Lecture 31 CASH TO CASH CYCLE
Lecture 32 THE LOMBARDI FAMILY
Lecture 33 DISCOUNT RATE
Lecture 34 THE FV
Lecture 35 THE PV
Lecture 36 AN EASY CHOICE?
Lecture 37 NPV
Lecture 38 JOEY AND AL
Section 7: Recent Developments in Supply Chain Management
Lecture 39 BLOCKCHAIN APPLICATIONS
Lecture 40 ACTUAL BLOCKCHAIN APPLICATIONS IN SUPPLY CHAINS
Lecture 41 IOT
Section 8: Inventory Management
Lecture 42 HOLDING COSTS
Lecture 43 EOQ 1
Lecture 44 EOQ 2
Lecture 45 EOQ 3
Lecture 46 Limitations EOQ
Lecture 47 ABC ANALYSIS INTRO
Lecture 48 ABC ANALYSIS THEORY
Lecture 49 ABC ANALYSIS EXAMPLE
Lecture 50 ABC ANALYSIS: FINAL REMARKS
Section 9: The Production Process
Lecture 51 PRODUCTION SCHEDULE I
Lecture 52 PRODUCTION SCHEDULE II
Lecture 53 PRODUCTION SCEDULE III
Lecture 54 MTS, MTO & ETO
Lecture 55 FTR %
Lecture 56 FILL RATE %
Lecture 57 OFCT
Lecture 58 OTIF (ON TIME IN FULL) %
Lecture 59 LEARNING CURVES INTRO
Lecture 60 LEARNING CURVES
Lecture 61 LEARNING CURVE COEFFICIENT
Lecture 62 APPLYING LEARNING CURVES
Section 10: Forecasting
Lecture 63 FORECASTING INTRODUCTION
Lecture 64 QUANTITATIVE AND QUALITATIVE FORECASTING
Lecture 65 DEMAND PATTERNS
Lecture 66 SMA
Lecture 67 NAIVE FORECASTING & MAD
Lecture 68 MAPE
Lecture 69 WMA
Lecture 70 MA EXERCISE INTRO
Lecture 71 MA EXERCISE SOLUTION
Section 11: S&OP And MRP
Lecture 72 S&OP
Lecture 73 S&OP EXAMPLE
Lecture 74 INTRO RESOURCE PLANNING
Lecture 75 RESOURCE PLANNING
Lecture 76 BOM
Lecture 77 NET REQUIREMENT
Section 12: Location Decision
Lecture 78 Location Production Facility
Lecture 79 Location Decision Matrix
Lecture 80 Center Of Gravity
Lecture 81 Centroid Locating Method 1
Lecture 82 Centroid Locating Method 2
Lecture 83 LOCATION COST ANALYSIS INTRO
Lecture 84 Location Cost Analysis I
Lecture 85 Location Cost Analysis II
Lecture 86 Bonus lecture
People who want to know more about supply chains.