“Beyond the Basics of” Supply Chain Management and Operations
Webinar Schedule Beginning Jan. 25th and Jan. 27th, 2022
Class Times: 3:30 pm – 5:15 pm PST, Open Discussion: 5:15 pm – 5:30 pm PST
Retake webinars free of charge
| CLASSES | DATES | COST |
|---|---|---|
| Sales and Operations Planning/Long Term Capacity Planning | Jan. 25th & Jan 27th | $70.00 |
| Beyond The Basics of S&OP, Master Scheduling & Forecasting | Feb. 15th & Feb. 17th | $70.00 |
| Inventory Management/MRP (Managing Inventory throughout the Supply Chain) | Mar. 1st & Mar. 3rd | $70.00 |
| Business Finance (for all Functions) | Mar. 15th & Mar. 17th | $70.00 |
| Leaning Everything Part I (Linking Best Practices, Tools and Theory to your ERP System) | Mar. 29th & Mar. 31st | $70.00 |
| Leaning Everything Part II (An A-3 Project Management Approach to Problem Solving) | Apr. 5th & Apr. 7th | $70.00 |
| Enterprise Resource Planning & New Technologies (IOT, AI) | Apr. 19th & Apr. 21st | $70.00 |
| Supply Chain Management (Developing Supply Chains – Saleable, Flexible, Competitive) | May 10th & May 12th | $70.00 |
| All Webinars Total: 10% OFF if paid in full Total for all Webinars: | $560.00 $ 56.00 $504.00 |
Your company can schedule all or part of this series either On-Line or On-Site. It can be customized to reflect your company’s Environment and Supply Chain.
Note: Webinars may be cancelled if there are less than ten participants.
Why I developed this program:
Today’s Global Supply Chain landscape (GSCM) has radically changed in the past few years. As a result, I have changed from my specially customized In-House training to primarily web-based, live and interactive classes. I have developed a specifically focused curriculum. It combines the theoretical type GSCM concepts and principles with direct and immediate applications to an individual’s job, in order to provide you with On-The-Job-Learning.
I wanted to develop a curriculum that went ‘Beyond the Basics’, but stopped short of getting into the minutia required to take and pass various certification programs. The result is a seven-part series called “Beyond the Basics of Supply Chain Management and Operations”.
Each Webinar covers:
- The most relevant Supply Chain Theory.
- Direct application of the Supply Chain Theory to one’s job by asking:
- What is the data made available to me to assist in measuring, monitoring and managing my area of responsibility?
- How to apply the theory to my specific industry?
- What immediate actions should or could be taken?
- What metrics should I use to measure results?
- How do you measure the results on operations, and what do those actions cost?
- How do you measure the results against a company’s Key Performance Indicators (KPIs)?
- Today’s Best Practices in GSCM and Operations Management.
- New emerging technologies in the End-to-End Global Supply Chain.
What students say about the webinars:
- They are live and interactive, not canned.
- The information and knowledge exceeded expectations.
- I received immediate and direct practical application of theory to my job.
- There was an effective balance between lecture, exercises and student interaction.
- I achieved a better understanding of ERP and new technologies companies use in the Supply Chain.
- We achieved an understanding of the Financial Statements and Key Analytical Ratios.
- There was plenty of time to ask questions and interact with other student attendees before, during and after each session.
For more information, contact Dave Viale: