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COURSE OVERVIEW: WHO SHOULD ATTEND?
This informative, interactive workshop, Logistics & Supply This seminar will benefit those with less than 5 years of
Chain Management: Global Basics, is designed to provide experience in supply chain, logistics, and the value chain.
you with a detailed look at global supply chain logistics, If you are in a supervisory or managerial position in
both in terms of today's supply chain and in the demand a purchasing, inventory, warehousing, distribution, or
flow management process, so you can know how to make operations functional setting, or if you are simply
interested in learning about logistics and supply chain
the most of this powerful tool. You will have the
opportunity to explore a variety of global supply chain principles and concepts, here’s your chance to learn
management areas in depth, extrapolate their logistics practical techniques for planning, managing, and
meanings, and apply the techniques needed to make it all Improving your skills. Logistics & Supply Chain Manage‐
ment: Global Basics will help you stay in touch with the
work for your organization.
most current and important ideas in the supply chain
management and global logistics field.
• Purchasing, transportation, inventory control,
warehousing, distribution, order processing, materi‐ COURSE OBJECTIVES:
als handling, and customer service—how do you At Logistics & Supply Chain Management: Global Basics
make them work together to achieve optimum you will learn:
results?
• How to manage global supply chain logistics for
• How do you control and coordinate these diversified
the 21st Century
functions?
• How to use logistics and technology strategically
• How do you unify policies, procedures, and activities
to gain a competitive advantage
without focusing on one function at the expense of
• The importance of timing and methodology in
another?
automatic data collection and keyless data entry
• How do you achieve a fully integrated logistics
• Why strategic alliances, partnering, and third
approach by managing trade‐offs among basic
party logistics providers are important to global
functional activities?
supply chain logistics success
• How do you remove the barriers between these
• To improve the use of key enablers and technol‐
functions to maximize profit, improve service levels,
ogy to achieve speed and to understand the im‐
and minimize the “total cost of ownership”?
pact of ERP system integration and SCM system
information transfer in applications
The essence of creating and managing an effective global
• The importance of transitioning from a transac‐
supply chain means understanding all of its components and
tion focus to a process focus and the impact on
the dynamic way they relate to each other. Too often, you
global pipeline visibility
may find yourself focusing on those specific areas where
• How to integrate logistics, unify the process, and
you have the most background or are most comfortable.
implement a supply system
You may not have the confidence to deal with those
• How to use Electronic Commerce and how it can
components of the supply chain that are equally critical to
save time and money
its overall effectiveness.
• To understand the systems linkage of your supply
chain and its process integration, Real‐life exam‐
This seminar offers a way to evaluate complex relationships
ples and the key elements that drive success
among global supply chain logistics activities, permitting
• Whether your purchasing, warehousing, inven‐
maximum administration of the system and providing you
tory, and transportation functions are achieving
with insights on how to optimize it to fit the particular
supply chain and logistics synergy as well as
needs of your operation.
Logistics & Supply Chain Management
COURSE OUTLINES:
Module (1) Module(6)
Global Supply Chain Logistics in the Enterprise Purchasing & Supply Management
1.1 Definition of Logistics & Supply Chain 6.1 Developing Enhanced Supplier Relationships for
1.2 Strategic Sourcing Competitive Advantage
1.3 Global Manufacturing 6.2 Aligning Supplier Strengths to Your Company's
1.4 Global Distribution Strategic Initiatives
1.5 Global Transportation 6.3 Building Effective & Successful Supplier Relationships
1.6 Strategic Alliances & Partnering 6.4 Aligning Supplier Capacity to Schedules & Inventory
Goals
Module (2)
6.5 Factors Impacting the Management of Inventory
Tracking & Tracing in Real Time
6.6 Demand Flow Technology & Forecast Management
2.1 Global Pipeline Visibility
Module(7)
2.2 Milestone Measurements
Storage & Materials Handling Management
2.3 Automated Order Tracking & Alerts
7.1 Good Warehouse & Storage Practices
2.4 Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) Systems
7.2 Distribution Center Operations & Materials Handling
2.5 Supply Chain Execution, Management, & Planning
7.3 Material Handling & Storage Equipment
Module (3) Compatibility
Automatic Data Collection, & Enablers 7.4 Warehouse Layout & Material Flow
3.1 From Where? To Where? 7.5 Locator Systems & Location Control
3.2 When, How, & Why? 7.6 Warehouse Management Systems & Load Planning
3.3 Bar Code Usage & Application Module (8)
3.4 Radio Frequency & Devices Traffic & Distribution Management
3.5 RFID & Voice Recognition Technology 8.1 Order Processing & Customer Service
3.6 Passing between Applications 8.2 Transportation Trends for the 21st century
Module (4) 8.3 Buying Transportation Services
Outsourcing Supply Chain Activities 8.4 Transportation & Carrier Selection Factors
4.1 Identifying Activities to Be Outsourced 8.5 The Land Bridge Concept & Intermodalism
4.2 Selecting the Best Third Party Logistics (3PL) 8.6 Distribution Requirement & Resource Planning (DRP
& DRP II)
Provider
8.7 Import, Export, & Domestic Traffic Management
4.3 Managing the Logistics Services Provider (LSP)
8.8 Use of CHB, IFF, & Freight Brokers
Relationship
8.9 Seeking Opportunities for Cost/Service Differentials
4.4 Understanding the 4PL or Lead Logistics Provider
Module (9)
Concept
Incoterms
4.5 Key Success Factors for Building a True Partnership
9.1 The International Chamber of Commerce
Environment
9.2 Common Areas of Importance to Sellers & Buyers
4.6 Performance‐Based Logistics & Developing a Gain
9.3 Most Common INCOTERMS
Sharing Philosophy
9.4 Four Basic Categories
Module (5)
9.5 Applied to Transportation Modes
Integrating The Functions & Unifying the Process 9.6 When Does Ownership of the Goods Transfer?
5.1 Aligning Organizational Strategy Module (10)
5.2 Supply Chain Collaboration & Strategic Concepts Trend Analysis ‐ Logistics & Technology
5.3 Supply Chain Cost & "Drivers" 10.1 Where Have We Been?
5.4 Key Elements that Drive Success 10.2 Where Are We Going?
5.5 Total Cost Techniques for Cutting Costs 10.3 Prospects for the 21st Century
Logistics & Supply Chain Management
About Instructor COURSE FEE
Ronald D. Grossman The amount of 2800 USD will be charged for the course
PMC, PCMH, CISCM, CEPP fee. Send (3) delegates and get a 10% discount on the
third participant.
RONALD D. GROSSMAN, PMC, PCMH, CISCM, CEPP, has
a well deserved reputation as a Consultant and a Trainer in PAYMENT METHOD
the fields of Supply Chain Management, Lean Logistics,
A confirmation letter will be sent upon your registration.
Traffic and Warehouse Management, Systems Enhancement
Note that full payment must be made prior to the event.
and Implementation, and Export/Import Operations. With
Only those delegates who have paid in full will be
over 35 years of experience, he offers a strong domestic and
admitted to the event. All payments should be to APEX
international background through his line, staff, business
Account:
consulting and education activity in the areas of supply chain
management, process mapping, e‐procurement, traffic and HSBC Bank Middle East limited,
transportation, automatic data collection, logistics systems, Jebel Ali Branch, Dubai, UAE
e‐commerce, warehousing, and distribution. A/C: 035 ‐ 626472 ‐ 101
Swift Code: BBMEAEAD
Mr. Grossman is an Executive Consultant and Practice
Leader with CATTAN Services Group, Inc. and our resident CANCELLATION
expert on Lean Tools. He focuses on project management, If you are unable to attend the course you may send
operations process improvement, cost and spend rationali‐ a substitute delegate.
zation, and enhanced resource utilization.
Cancellation should be made 20 days prior to the course
He is a member of PMA‐Connecticut and Secretary of the conduction. Failure to cancel within 10 days will be
ISM’s Logistics and Transportation Group’s Executive required to pay the course fee in full amount.
Committee. He is an active member of the American Pro‐
duction and Inventory Control Society (APICS), the Materials REGISTRATION FORM
Handling and Management Society (MHMS), and the Name (Mr./Ms.)________________________________
Warehouse Education and Research Council (WERC). Ron Position_______________________________________
holds an ASB from Northeastern University, a BGS from the
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University of Connecticut, and an MS in Technology
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Management from Central Connecticut State University
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where he teaches as adjunct faculty in logistics and project
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management.
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Mr. Grossman’s line experience includes progressively Telephone No.__________________________________
responsible positions as Senior Project Manager, Principal, Fax No.________________________________________
Vice President Distribution, Director of International
Distribution, Manager Transportation and Warehousing, CONTACT DETAILS
Purchasing Agent, and Applications Consultant.