TOP 10 LOGISTICS & SUPPLY CHAIN COURSES IN WINNIPEG, CANADA

Prepare to become a Certified International Trade Professional (CITP). Learn import/export laws, regulations, marketing and international business strategy.

This course will introduce students to the importance of transportation and logistics channels, their management, and the storage of goods in a warehousing or distribution environment.

Students will be introduced to the impact of supply chain decisions on companies, financial measures, and key performance metrics. Supply chain sourcing decisions, such as make or buy, will be evaluated.

This course will introduce students to the principles of inventory management, proper storage techniques, and warehouse optimization and design. Students will learn demand management, order management, inventory control, and associated costs in conjunction with customer-centricity.

Students will be introduced to the purchasing process, sourcing decisions, global sourcing, and ethics. Issues such as supplier relationships, supplier selection, ethical sourcing, and sustainability will be discussed. Public purchasing will be introduced.

Students will complete international documentation such as letters of credit, certificates of origin, and bills of exchange. Packaging and warehousing goods in the international supply chain will be covered.

Students will learn about the procurement operations structure, strategic sourcing, strategic sourcing process, measuring procurement process performance, global procurement and future trends.

This course will introduce students to the fundamentals of dependent and independent demand inventory management techniques. Students will apply P and Q inventory management systems to determine to reorder point and optimal inventory levels.

In this course, students will learn about the value-added roles of warehouses, warehousing activities, storage and handling equipment, the role of communication technologies, people management and the latest warehouse trends.

This course will provide a broad introduction to the basics of materials management, manufacturing planning and control systems, inventory control, physical distribution and information flow among operational functions within the supply chain.