About Workshop
Advanced Logistics Engineering & Supply Chain is designed to meet an increasing national and international demand for professionals with technical or business education and experience in the area of logistics and supply chain.
This program is aimed at the working professional with technical experience and degrees in engineering or business. This program provides a unique combination of technical and business knowledge and skills to the interdisciplinary field of logistics. The integration of engineering and business content is done in a fashion that prepares an experienced professional engineer or manager for a leadership role in planning, developing, implementing and managing the firm's logistics and supply chain capabilities in the global marketplace.
The overall purpose of the program is to provide the participants with the understanding needed to manage the firm's logistics and supply chain systems and infrastructure and to accomplish the organization's operational, strategic and competitive objectives.
Workshop topics to be covered:
DAY 01
Session 01: Introduction of Supply Chain (Intermediate Level)
Current global scenario and importance of Supply Chain & Logistics Engineering
Recent re-structure of Logistics and Supply Chain in US industry due to recession
Understanding the global SC authoritative bodies and their roles
Understanding World Class Multi-billion dollar Supply Chain Hubs, DC’s, WMS facilities in the US
Recent Supply Chain trends in Bangladesh and Middle East
Borderless business competitions and intricacies of Supply Chain & Logistics Engineering
Mock Test
Session 02: Supply Chain Fundamentals (Intermediate Level)
Overview of Supply Chain and Logistics Engineering
Objective and components of Supply Chain and Logistics Engineering
Classical flow model of Supply Chain and Logistics
Supply Chain Micro and Macro process
Strategic Fit of Supply Chain and Logistics
Decisions whether to have Efficient or Effective Supply Chain
Critical Success Factors (CSF) of SCM
Supply Chain Drivers
Bull Whip Effect
Session 03: Mathematical Analysis (Upper Intermediate Level)
Demand Forecasting
Inventory Planning & Control
Determine optimum level of product and stock outs
Aggregate Planning & Control
Managing Supply & Demand Uncertainty
Session 04:Case Studies (Advanced Level)
A case study will be done (Group wise) from renowned US Retail / Manufacturing company to understand their hidden success and strategies. Also we will inter-relate the strategies with Fundamentals of Supply Chain.
Video Clips / Movies / Documentaries (Based on availabilities)
DAY 02
Session 01: Reading Materials (Advanced Level)
Issues related to Supply Chain and Logistics Engineering
Session 02: Mathematical Analysis (Advanced Level)
Demand Forecasting
Inventory Planning & Control
Determine optimum level of product and stock outs
Aggregate Planning & Control
Managing Supply & Demand Uncertainty
Session 03: Supply Chain System Design (Advanced Level)
Global Sourcing Process
Warehouse Management System (WMS)
Session 04: Supply Chain System Design (Advanced Level)
Distribution System Design
Transportation System Design
Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP)
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