Supply Chain Management
Get ready to dive into the world of efficient and effective supply chain management strategies - it's going to be insightful and practical!
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About this event
Master global supply chain strategies, agile systems, and analytics for smarter operations and risk-ready logistics.
Overview:
Supply chains are the backbone of business, and understanding how they function can make the difference between smooth delivery and operational chaos. This course on Supply Chain Management guides learners through essential systems, from foundational concepts to the shifting dynamics of global logistics. You'll explore design, planning, sourcing, and risk mitigation—all through strategic and structured learning.
Expect sharp insights into lean and agile frameworks, supplier relationships, and supply chain analytics. The content is structured for those keen to enhance decision-making and elevate operational efficiency. Whether you're looking to refine existing knowledge or gain a strategic edge, this course delivers the tools to navigate today’s supply challenges—minus the fluff, with plenty of substance.
Learning Outcomes:
- Understand core principles of modern supply chain management systems.
- Analyse global supply chain operations and logistics strategies.
- Design effective supply chain plans to optimise performance.
- Apply lean and agile models to improve supply responsiveness.
- Evaluate supplier selection methods and procurement strategies.
- Identify and assess potential risks in supply chain processes.
Who is this Course For:
- Business professionals involved in procurement and logistics decisions.
- Supply chain analysts seeking structured, strategy-based learning.
- Managers aiming to improve operational efficiency across departments.
- Professionals exploring planning and supplier relationship frameworks.
- Consultants working with logistics, warehousing or fulfilment clients.
- Entrepreneurs managing distribution or e-commerce operations.
- Engineers involved in production and material flow systems.
- Graduates interested in operations and supply chain roles.
Career Path:
- Supply Chain Analyst – £35,000 average salary
- Procurement Manager – £48,000 average salary
- Logistics Coordinator – £30,000 average salary
- Supply Chain Manager – £55,000 average salary
- Operations Planner – £40,000 average salary
- Inventory Control Specialist – £32,000 average salary
Frequently asked questions
Supply Chain Management is the process of managing the flow of goods, services, information, and finances from raw material suppliers to the final customer.
SCM helps businesses reduce costs, improve efficiency, and ensure that products are delivered to customers on time and in good condition.
The main components include suppliers, manufacturers, warehouses, transportation, and retailers.
No, you don't. A basic interest in business operations, organization, and problem-solving is a great starting point for learning Supply Chain Management.