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所在平台: Udemy |
课程主页: https://www.udemy.com/course/supply-chain-management-for-beginners/
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**课程名称:** 供应链管理入门 **课程概述:** 本课程是为零基础学习者设计的供应链管理入门短课程。课程从教学角度出发,辅以图示和尽量简化的术语,旨在帮助对该领域感兴趣的初学者掌握供应链管理的基础概念。 **课程内容亮点:** * **全面掌握供应链核心要素:** 学习物流、运营、需求规划、采购、仓储管理、运输以及如何提升组织效率。 * **运营管理基础:** 了解如何规划、管理和改进组织内的生产过程。 * **物流管理精髓:** 掌握物流管理的基本概念,包括各类运输方式、物流服务提供商类型以及提升物流绩效和客户服务水平的关键指标。 * **持续改进方法论:** 学习供应链中的改进管理工具,理解精益(Lean)和改善 Kaizen 的管理方法,掌握持续改进的原则,识别生产中的浪费和非增值活动,并学习如何消除或最小化这些浪费。 **课程涵盖主题:** 1. 基础概念 2. 预测 3. 供应链规划 4. 采购管理 5. 库存管理 6. 仓储管理 7. 运输管理 8. 运营管理 9. 持续改进 10. 供应链技术 11. 商业经济学
Supply Chain Management for Beginners is a short course that introduces the basics of supply chain management.It is approached from a didactic perspective, with illustrations and the least amount of difficult-to-understand terminologies.Oriented to those people who do not have any knowledge in the area and who are interested in obtaining the basic concepts.Get all the concepts about supply chain management. Master logistics, operations, demand planning, sourcing, warehouse management, transportation, and how to make organizations more efficient.Operations ManagementGet the fundamentals of operations management. Learn how to plan, manage and improve production within an organization. Logistics ManagementGet the fundamental concepts in logistics management. Learn about the different types of transportation, the types of logistics providers, and indicators that improve logistics performance and service level.Continual ImprovementGet improvement management tools in the supply chain. Understand the methodologies for Lean and Kaizen management. Understand the principles of continuous improvement, waste in manufacturing, activities that do not add value and how to eradicate or minimize them.ContentThe topics presented are:1. Fundamentals2. Forecasting3. Supply Chain Planning4. Procurement Management5. Inventory Management6. Warehouse Management7. Transport Management8. Operations Management9. Continual Improvement10. Supply Chain Technology11. Business Economics