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Supply Chain Management and Logistics Training Warehouse layout, zones and bin structure

Supply Chain Management and Logistics Training

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Module 1 — Supply Chain Fundamentals

What a supply chain is and how value flows

Plan, source, make, deliver and return

Stakeholders, flows and metrics

Push vs pull and demand-driven models

Career roles across the supply chain

Module 2 — Demand Planning and Forecasting

Demand signals and data quality

Qualitative and quantitative forecasting methods

Time-series basics and seasonality

Forecast accuracy and bias

S&OP and the planning cycle

Module 3 — Procurement and Vendor Management

Requisition to purchase order flow

Sourcing, RFQ and vendor selection

Contract, price and lead time management

Vendor performance and relationship management

Procurement metrics and cost saving

Module 4 — Inventory Management

Inventory types and classification

ABC, XYZ and safety stock

Reorder point, EOQ and replenishment

Cycle counting and accuracy

Carrying cost and stock-out cost

Module 5 — Warehouse Management Systems

Warehouse layout, zones and bin structure

Goods receipt, put-away, picking and packing

WMS concepts and wave or batch picking

Barcode, scanning and traceability

Warehouse KPIs and productivity

Module 6 — Logistics and Transportation Management

Mode selection: road, rail, air, sea

Freight, routing and shipment planning

Carrier management and freight cost

Last-mile delivery and service levels

Tracking, visibility and OTIF

Module 7 — SAP for Supply Chain

Where SAP MM, PP, SD and WM sit

Material and vendor master data

Purchase orders and goods movement

Production planning basics

Reports and transactions a supply chain analyst uses

Module 8 — Supply Chain Analytics and Reporting

Excel for supply chain analysis

Building a planning dashboard

Core supply chain KPIs and how to read them

Root-cause analysis of service or cost problems

Presenting a recommendation, not a spreadsheet

Module 9 — Supply Chain Software and Tools

ERP, WMS, TMS and APS in the tool landscape

How tools fit together across the chain

Evaluating a tool for a real scenario

Spreadsheet-to-system migration pitfalls

Trends: automation, AI and control towers

Module 10 — Supply Chain Risk and Sustainability

Risk types and mapping the chain

Single sourcing and disruption response

Safety stock and buffer strategy

Sustainability and green logistics

Building resilience without excess cost

Module 11 — Capstone: End-to-End Supply Chain Planning

Taking a real product scenario end to end

Building the demand forecast

Planning inventory and replenishment

Sizing warehouse and transport capacity

Presenting the plan and its trade-offs

Module 12 — Career Preparation and Certification Guidance

Mapping your background to a supply chain role

Resuming around planning and cost outcomes

Interview questions and case practice

Relevant certifications and what they are worth

Job search in India and abroad

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