Supply Chain Management Training Course In Spain
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About This Supply Chain Management Training Course in Spain
Supply Chain Management Course in Spain
You see those tags on your shirt and it indicates being made somewhere outside the country. Have you ever wondered how products were shipped and made their way to the store? The process of transferring goods from one point to another is called a supply chain. And the process of making sure that the flow of the supply chain is smooth sailing to achieve competitive advantage is called the supply chain management.
Who Should Attend This Supply Chain Management Course in Spain Workshop
This Supply Chain Management Course in Spain workshop is ideal for anyone who would like to gain a strong grasp and improve their Supply Chain Management.
All Staff Within An Organisation
Managers
Team Leaders
Executives
Assistants
Officers
Secretaries
Group Size For This Supply Chain Management Training Program in Spain
The ideal group size for this Supply Chain Management course in Spain is:
Minimum: 5 Participants
Maximum: 15 Participants
Course Duration For This Supply Chain Management Skills Course in Spain
The duration of this Supply Chain Management Course in Spain workshop is 2 full days. Knowles Training Institute Spain will also be able to contextualised this workshop according to different durations; 3 full days, 1 day, half day, 90 minutes and 60 minutes.
2 Full Days
9 a.m to 5 p.m
Supply Chain Management Course in Spain Benefits
Below is the list of course benefits of our Supply Chain Management course in Spain
- Learn to improve coordination and between suppliers, producer and customer.
- Manage effectively to prevent complication.
- Lower cost and improve efficiency.
- Improve customer satisfaction.
Supply Chain Management Course in Spain Objectives
Below is the list of course objectives of our Supply Chain Management course in Spain
- Define supply chain management
- List the benefits of supply chain management
- Understand the key terms
- Explain the three levels of supply chain management
- State the five stages of supply chain management
- Describe the flows of supply chain management
- Explain the different levels of inventory
- Recognise the different supply chain groups
- Illustrate how to track and monitor effectively
- Discuss the supply chain event management
Course Content For This Supply Chain Management Training Course in Spain
Below is the list of course content of our Supply Chain Management training course in Spain
Supply Chain Management Course in Spain – Part 1
- Customer Satisfaction
- Improving Performance
- Lowering Costs
- Product Development
Supply Chain Management Course in Spain – Part 2
- Procurement
- Upstream and Downstream
- Raw Material
- Forecasting
Supply Chain Management Course in Spain – Part 3
- Carrying Cost
- Inventory
- Order Generation
- Order Taking
Supply Chain Management Course in Spain – Part 4
- Order Fulfillment
- Returns Management
- Strategic level
- Tactical level
Supply Chain Management Course in Spain – Part 5
- Operational Level
- Bullwhip Effect
- Plan Your Supply Chain
- Source Your Supply Chain
- Make Your Supply Chain
Supply Chain Management Course in Spain – Part 6
- Deliver Your Supply Chain
- Return Your Supply Chain
- The Product Flow
- The Information Flow
Supply Chain Management Course in Spain – Part 7
- The Finances Flow
- Data Warehouses
- Levels of Inventory
- Just-In-Time Inventory
Supply Chain Management Course in Spain – Part 8
- Keeping Accurate Records
- Inventory Calculator
- The Suppliers
- The Producers
Supply Chain Management Course in Spain – Part 9
- The Customers
- The Customer”s Customer”s
- Dashboard
- RFID”s
Supply Chain Management Course in Spain – Part 10
- Alert Generation
- Stock Keeping Unit (SKU)
- Inventory Alerts
Supply Chain Management Course in Spain – Part 11
- Supplier Alerts
- Bottlenecking
- Being Proactive
Supply Chain Management Course in Spain Value Added Materials
Each participant will receive the following materials for the Supply Chain Management course in Spain
Supply Chain Management Course in Spain Learner’s Guide
Supply Chain Management Course in Spain Handouts
Supply Chain Management Course in Spain PPT Slides Used During Course
Supply Chain Management Course in Spain Certification
Each course participant will receive a certification of training completion
Course Fees For Supply Chain Management Training Course In Spain
There are 3 pricing options available for this Supply Chain Management training course in Spain. Course participants not in Spain may choose to sign up for our online Supply Chain Management training course in Spain.
- USD 434.96 For a Half Day Course Per Participant.
- USD 659.96 For a 1 Day Course Per Participant.
- USD 884.96 For a 2 Day Course Per Participant.
Discounts available for more than 2 participants.
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Questions
A supply chain is a process of turning the raw materials that a company first receives into finished products that move into the consumers' hands. It is all about directing activities involved in the preparation, material sourcing, manufacturing, and delivering goods which circumscribes their costs and quality for customer and market needs.
The Association for Supply Chain Management (APICS) offers three certifications to demonstrate SCM skills. Have three years of related experience or a bachelor's degree or international equivalent to taking the Certified Supply Chain Professional (CSCP) exam for the certification.
The Certified Supply Chain Professional (CSCP) program is designed for demonstrating the knowledge and organisational skills for streamlining operations. Since its inception in 2006, more than 25,000 people in a hundred countries have earned this designation.
These points are relevant to receive the APICS certification
Meet the educational requirements. To be qualified for the APICS CSCP title, have a bachelor's degree or the international equivalent, or the CPIM, CFPIM, CSM, CPSM, CIRM, SCOR-P, or CPM designation, or three years of related business experience.
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According to Glassdoor, the salary range for a supply chain manager falls within US$44,000 and US$85,000, with an average of US$61,915. Bonuses are seen in this field - the average compensation for a supply chain manager is US$99,000 with top performers capable of making much more.
Supply chain management is the control of the movement of goods and services and includes all processes that convert raw materials into final products. It requires the active streamlining of a business's supply-side activities to maximise customer value and achieve a competitive advantage in the marketplace.
SCM is critical because it improves competitiveness and customer satisfaction. In this time and age, SCM represents an integral part of a firm's progress. Efficiently managing supply chains allow firms to deliver products to the end-user for a low cost quickly.
Supply Chain is a great career path for anyone. For many people, interests, desires, and goals will change over time. A great feature of Supply Chain careers is that many options and directions are available so that as goals change, quick adaptation is possible within Supply Chain.
Logistics is one of the numerous essential careers in the world. Without the planning and distribution of resources, there would be food and fuel deficiencies and products would not be delivered on time. The field of logistics has much to offer for those thinking about a career change.
In supply chain management the application of mathematical modelling is not specific to any specific level; those can be used at the strategic, tactical, or operational level; while considering factors such transport routing, delivery networks, or warehouse operations.
A study has found that supply chain and logistics managers enjoy the challenges provided by their jobs. Almost 28 per cent of respondents said that what they like best about their work is its challenges. 19.3 per cent of respondents rated the stress and pressure as one of the aspects of the job.
Logistics itself is not a natural field within the SCM areas most of the points of failure occur throughout logistics functions. However, SCM is a field with numerous opportunities and logisticians that earn promotions usually have a less stressful position.
Here are the Job Possibilities in Supply Chain Management. This non-managerial role includes analysing and managing the supply chain, earning an average salary of US$74,590. The United States Bureau of Labor Statistics foretells that jobs for logisticians will grow by seven per cent over a decade.
Not all supply chain management professionals desire to travel — many like to stay in an office. Logistics allow this which has broad appeal across numerous regions, although some say have a few drawbacks, just like any other job.
Although most students enrol for a bachelor's degree, some schools have an associate's degree program available in this area as well. An associate's degree or a diploma usually takes two years to complete, while a bachelor's degree takes three to four years to complete.
Usually, a bachelor's degree is needed for many supply chain management positions. However, a master's degree combined with expertise in the field can give a competitive edge in the job hunt.
Here are some common concepts taught in these courses:
Accounting skills.
Recognising the role of supply chain management.
Cost control study.
Contemporary global trends within logistics.
Distribution and inventory management.
The supply chain management (SCM) industry usually have these jobs (not an exhaustive list):
Logistics Manager.
Logistics Coordinator.
Supply Chain Coordinator.
Warehouse Manager.
Distribution Manager.
Routing/Scheduling Clerk.
Transport Manager.
Transport Planner.
When studying for a Masters in Business Administration (MBA) with a specialisation in supply chain and operations, the knowledge and skills to improve operational effectiveness, and make the production cycle more efficient from materials sourcing to sales are attained.
