TOP 10 LOGISTICS & SUPPLY CHAIN COURSES IN SINGAPORE

Should you overstock or understock? Well, you should not do either as both may result in negative impact to your organisation’s finances. Similarly, poor inventory management could result in obsolete stock and even theft, causing financial lost.

This Executive Certificate course equips students with the knowledge and practices of an integrated approach towards logistics operations in an organisation.

This course introduces students to key issues and trends in supply chain and logistics, and discusses the key areas of logistics disruption.

Procurement and Inventory management plays an important role in the profitability and success of every business. The way the purchasing function is managed and run will greatly influence any company’s bottom line.

With the disruptions that technology has brought about, individuals working in the supply chain industry may be greatly impacted, as jobs are being redesigned.

This certificate programme is an operations-oriented programme that covers the basics of supply chain and logistics management and is designed to bring a participant through a series of logistics and supply chain operating environment within an organisation.

Sales and Customer Service has an essential role to play in every market, especially the logistics industry. Maintaining good customer relationships will mean less operating costs and more business from repeat clientele.

a good understanding of the workings of the Logistics and Supply Chain sector as an individual and as part of the larger logistics/Supply Chain industry

Inventory Management is a crucial component of supply chain management and it is the process of tracking stock levels and the movement of goods, whether it be delivering raw materials to  manufacturers  or fulfilling orders for finished products. 

The supply chain is by its very nature a complex activity which is susceptible to risks and its associated impacts. This became evident when the supply chain can to grinding halt due to the COVID 19 pandemic resulting in shortages of goods in all industries.