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Logistic Management
Advance Diploma in Logistics Management
Curriculum
14 Sections
42 Lessons
90 Days
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Logistics Management-Theory
0
Logistics Management-Practical
0
Supply Chain Management
8
1.1
Introduction
1.2
Objectives
1.3
Need for SCM
1.4
SCM as a profession
1.5
SCM decisions and skills
1.6
Strategy formulation in SCM
1.7
Value in Supply Chain
1.8
Global SCM
Demand Planning and Forecasting
5
2.1
Conceptual frameworks for demand planning
2.2
Simplified forecasting models for implementation
2.3
Industry-based data mining techniques
2.4
Analysis of time series and causal factors
2.5
KPIs, risk-based forecasts, etc.
Sourcing & Purchasing
5
3.1
Supplier economics
3.2
Sourcing best practices
3.3
Make versus buy decisions
3.4
Competitive selection
3.5
Supplier relationship management
Quality Management
9
4.1
Definition of Quality
4.2
Concepts –Quality Management
4.3
Cost of Quality Failure
4.4
Definition of TQM
4.5
TQM tools and techniques – Planning phase of TQM
4.6
Service quality – Features- customers delight
4.7
Continuous process improvement
4.8
Standards – Quality audit –supplier rating systems – Balanced score card
4.9
Benchmarking – Type, Process – QFD – Taguchi’s Loss Function – Total Productive Maintenance- Quality systems – ISO 900 – QMS – Management responsibility – Environmental management systems 14001 –Quality awards – Deming price European and Indian quality awards.
Transportation
0
Inventory Management
0
Warehouse
0
MHE, Safety & Security
0
International Logistics and Supply Chain Management
9
10.1
Meaning and objectives
10.2
importance in global economy
10.3
Characteristics of global supply chains
10.4
Global Supply Chain Integration
10.5
Supply Chain Security
10.6
International Sourcing
10.7
Role of Government in controlling international trade and its impact on Logistics and Supply Chain.
10.8
International Insurance – Cargo movements – water damage – Theft – Privacy – pilferage – Other risk – perils with air shipments – Risk Retention – Risk Transfer – Marine Cargo Insurance – Coverage A,B,C classes – Elements of air freight Policy – Commercial Credit Insurance – Size of Vessels, Tonnage, Types of vessels- Container, Combination ships – Non vessel operating carriers
10.9
International Air transportation – Types of aircrafts – Air cargo Regulations – Truck and Rail Transportation – Inter model – pipe lines – Packaging objectives – TCL,LCC – Refrigerator – goods – customs duty – Non Traffic barriers – customs cleaning process – International logistics Infrastructure
E-Commerce Operation
0
Technologies use in SCM & LOGISTICS
0
EXPORT & IMPORT
6
13.1
International Marketing
13.2
Exports Finance, Banking, Pricing Costing & Exchange Regulations
13.3
Exports Procedures and Documentations.
13.4
IMPORT MANAGEMENT: Imports procedures & documentations, Customs Clearance & Freight Forwarding. Definition: Need for Imports. Definition and meaning of Imports. How to read Import Export Policy and Procedures? Procedures for Imports: Import finance. Opening of Import Letter of credit. External commercial Borrowings. Buyers Credit / Trade Credit. Direct Imports. Retirement of Import documents under an LC or otherwise on collection. FEMA provision regarding Imports. Customs duties. Customs clearance of export goods. Project Imports. Role of Customs and regulations regarding
13.5
Foreign Trade Policy Government Rules & Regulations
13.6
Foreign Trade Logistics & Cargo Insurance
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