TOP 10 LOGISTICS & SUPPLY CHAIN COURSES IN USA - PAGE 3

In Warehouse Operations, students will learn about warehouse structures, equipment and systems to process and store inventory. They will explain the purpose of a warehouse and define functions that occur in a warehouse.

In Inventory Management, students will learn that inventory management is a combination of the personnel, processes and systems that enable the efficient flow and control of physical assets.

This course will review specific logistics and regulations as they relate to importing and exporting. Identify ways to expedite the process of dealing with U.S. Customs.

You will learn how to design a supply chain for your company, develop a plan based on supply and demand and implement the plan through the manufacturing process.

Learn the basics of opening and operating a freight brokerage business. Covered topics include dispatching and procedures to move truckloads, prospecting and working with shippers, obtaining a broker’s license, freight bill audits, collections, insurance claims, claims management and marketing fo...

Understanding the freight forwarding process and how you can reduce costs in your business at both introductory and advanced levels. Hands-on work with documentation will be focused on in this two-part workshop.

Well-run supply chains enable revenue generation, reduce risk, and increase innovation in both the operations as well as the product/service development areas of an organization. It is imperative that everyone speaks the same supply chain language in order to get maximum results.

Inventory, if managed strategically, can work to establish and maintain a company’s competitive advantage. Whether you are a materials manager, buyer/purchaser, inventory planner, or simply need to understand inventory, this course introduces the fundamental concepts.

This 100% online course will provide a holistic view of supply chain management and fully prepare you for the Certified Supply Chain Professional exam.

The importance of supply chain management has never been more crucial due to instability in global supplies and transportation. Designed to help business leaders overcome these challenges