In a changing world the purpose of Supply Chain Management has transformed from being a function responsible for simple processes such as warehouse stock and ecient delivery, to being a composite, dynamic and fundamental process.
In a changing world the purpose of Supply Chain Management has transformed from being a function responsible for simple processes such as warehouse stock and ecient delivery, to being a composite, dynamic and fundamental process.
Globalisation and technological advances mean that the Supply Chain Manager needs to be an exceptional general manager with skills in logistics, operations, manufacturing and quality assurance.
This programme provides an objective overview of Supply Chain Management from a practical business perspective.
How You Will Benefit:
UKZN Extended Learning is committed to enrichment through lifelong learning, by providing high quality credit and non-credit bearing short courses and academic programmes in collaboration with the schools and colleges of the University of KwaZulu-Natal.
Supply Chain Management is a dynamic and empowering experience on how business gets done. Supply Chain Management spans all movement and storage of raw materials, work-in-process inventory, and finished goods from point-of-origin to point-of-consumption.
The purpose of the Diploma Supply Chain and Logistics Management is to prepare students for the field ofSupply Chain and Logistics Management by catering for seasoned professionals as well as new entrants to the industry.
Supply Chain Practitioner Courses are offered by Eskilz Private FET College.
Operations and Supply Chain Management course is offered by Regenesys Business School. At the heart of our Corporate Education ethos are curated corporate learning solutions that are bespoke to your company’s learning needs and trajectory, aligned to your particular learning.
This training programme enables the learner to achieve the ideals of good governance and address deficiencies in supply chain management in the public sector by applying the principles of fairness, equitability, transparency, competitiveness and cost-effectiveness.
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