TOP 10 LOGISTICS & SUPPLY CHAIN COURSES IN SOUTH AFRICA

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.

This IIE-endorsed certificate familiarises you with the principles of supply chain and logistics and equips you with the skills you need to perform the essential functions of Logistics and Supply Chain Management.

There is a worldwide need for supply chain management (SCM) practitioners because as organizations become larger and more complex; they need their primary and support activities to be incorporated in such a way that the varying wants of stakeholders may be appeased.

This Course equips you to understand and uncover the valuable role procurement has within a business, the effect it has on a competitive edge and the profitability within a business.

This course if offered in the following formats:1. Textbook. Candidates will receive the training material in paper-based format.

A learner will now be capable of demonstrating an integrated practical and theoretical knowledge of receipt, dispatch and returns of freight procedures, based on quality service to the customer and product care.

Provides companies with a leading edge to profit in local and international markets through higher quality, improved customer service, better performance and lower cost.

In today's highly competitive business world each function within the organization is being called on to show how it contributes to the overall success of the firm.

Supply Chain Management course is offered by Unisa - The University of South Africa. We offer internationally accredited qualifications and have world-class resources that inspire learners to create meaningful futures on their own terms.

Supply chain managers, procurement managers and sourcing professionals manage a company’s activities and spend with its suppliers, which can be a very significant element of a company’s total turnover.