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Quick Facts
| Medium Of Instructions | Mode Of Learning | Mode Of Delivery | Frequency Of Classes |
|---|---|---|---|
| English | Self Study, Virtual Classroom | Video and Text Based | Weekends |
Course Overview
The Professional Training Programme on Supply Chain & Trade Logistics designed to address the evolving complexities of global supply chains. The Professional Training Programme on Supply Chain & Trade Logistics course will help in understanding the supply chain strategies and strategic sourcing decisions. The Professional Training Programme on Supply Chain & Trade Logistics course is being offered by Indian Institute of Foreign Trade (IIFT) which was an autonomous body under the Ministry of Commerce & Industry established in 1963.
The duration of the Professional Training Programme on Supply Chain & Trade Logistics is six months. By the end of the Professional Training Programme on Supply Chain & Trade Logistics course the participants will have a deep understanding about supply chain management.
The Highlights
- Six month duration
- Online programme
- Live Lectures
- Group Discussion & Presentation
- Live Q&A
- Hands on Exercises
Programme Offerings
- Real Life Case Studies
- 6 months duration
- online programme
- Live Lectures
- Peer Group Discussions and Presentations
- hands on exercises
- Live Q/A.
Courses and Certificate Fees
| Certificate Availability | Certificate Providing Authority |
|---|---|
| yes | IIFT Delhi |
The fees for the course Professional Training Programme on Supply Chain & Trade Logistics is mentioned below -
Fees type | Amount |
Programme fees | Rs. 50,000 + 18% GST |
Eligibility Criteria
The eligibility required for enrolling in this Professional Training Programme on Supply Chain & Trade Logistics course is that the participants must be graduated from any recognised university or the participants must be diploma holders with two years of post-diploma work experience.
What you will learn
The Professional Training Programme on Supply Chain & Trade Logistics course will help the participants to gain the deep knowledge about Supply management, Supply chain Fundamentals, Risk management, Supply Chain strategies, StrategicSourcing Decisions, Trade Logistics which will help them to understand international trade.
Who it is for
The target audience for the Professional Training Programme on Supply Chain & Trade Logistics course includes:
- Supply chain manager
- Logistician
- Supply Chain Professionals
- Operational Heads
- Manufacturing & Service Managers
- Custom Brokers
Admission Details
- To take the admission for the Professional Training Programme on Supply Chain & Trade Logistics course, kindly visit the page http://docs.iift.ac.in/pilotweb/osctl/
- Submit the required information for enrolling to this course
- Once all the information has been duly filled and the fees are submitted after that you can access the course.
The Syllabus
Introduction to Supply Chain Management
- SCM Concepts: From Farm to Fork
- SCM Elements: From inventories to Processes
- SC Features: From Lean to Green
- SC Trade-offs: From Efficient to Responsive
- SC Risks: From Endemics [local] to Pandemics [global]
- SC structures: From Intermediation to disintermediation
- SC Implementations: From Linear to Circular implementation
- SC Complexities: From Single Tier to Multi-tier SCs
Supply Chain Design & Mapping
- SC Value Analysis: Value-added activities & Competitiveness
- Make or Buy Decision: Own Production, Contract & Fabless Manufacturing
- Buy: Purchasing Strategy, Supplier Selection & footprint
- Push or Pull SC: Innovative & Functional Products
- Supply Chain Mapping: Swim lane approach & Value Stream Mapping
- Life Cycle Analysis & Costing: Eco Design, KEPIs, Carbon management, footprinting
Supply Chain Implementation
- Sustainable Supply Networks
- Distribution Systems
- Inventory Control & Management
- Plant & Warehouse Location Decisions
- Supplier Ratings & Evaluations
- Sustainable ratings of Supply Chains
- Forecasting and Errors
- Logistics Decisions
- Supplier Involvement & New Product Development
Supply Chain Capacity & Quality
- Theory of Maximal Flow: Supply – Warehousing – Production - Distribution Rates
- Waiting Line Theory: Idle time and capacity
- Theory of Constraint: Process & Sub-process Flows & Outputs
- Theory of Limits to Growth: Reinforcing, Overshoots, and Stabilizations
- Quality Assessment: Process Capability Ratio & Six Sigma
- Technology as Capacity & Quality Enabler: Industry 5.0
Strategy & Sourcing
- Local vs. Global sourcing
- International vs. Global sourcing
- Sourcing processes
Key Elements of International Trade Logistics
- Introduction; Concept and Importance of Trade Logistics
- Objectives of Studying Trade Logistics
- Trade Logistics and other Facets of Management: Relationship Explored
- Evolution of International Trade Logistics
- India’s Logistics Indicators
- Logistics Performance Index (LPI) and its interpretation
- India's Competitiveness in Logistics
- Sub-system Elements in Logistics
- Role of CHA, Freight Forwarders, 3rd Party Logistics and 4th Party Logistics
- Case Study: Role of CONCOR as Integrated Logistics Service Provider in India
- Packing, Labelling, and Marking in Logistics Operations
- Concept / Functions/Operations of ICD/CFS
Custom Clearance for Exports and Imports
- Role of Customs in Trade Logistics
- Process of Custom Clearance for Exportable and Importable Cargo
- Comparison of Duty Structure in India
- Assessment of Duties
Transportation in International Logistics
- Importance of Transportation Decisions
- Types of Transport Mode and Modal Characteristics
- Regulation of Multimodal Transport Operations in India
- Unitization and Role of Pallets and Containers in Multimodal Transportation
Shipping Services
- Evolving Nature of Global Shipping & Port Infrastructure
- Liner Shipping- Principles & Freight Structure
- Liner Freighting Practices; Liner Freight Tariff
- Liner Freighting in Containerized Trade
- Tramp Shipping
- Commercial Organization of "Tramp" Shipping
- Chartering Explained; Types of Chartering
- Main Clauses of Charter Party Agreements
- Procedure of Ship Chartering
- Role of Trans-chart