96339 - Logistics Management Applications

Course Overview

Logistics is all about meeting customers’ needs affordably. This course explains the role of logistics in global trade and development and provides examples of how companies have embraced logistics and applied supply chain concepts to win out over rivals in the market place. This course also explores how logistics adds value to the economy, to organizations, and to your life.

What You'll Learn

What Is Logistics?
Delivering to Customer Needs: Driving Profitable Growth
Logistics System Design & Risk Management: Achieving "Reach" in the Market
Cost and Performance Management: Improving the Bottom Line
Sustainability & Lifecycle Management: Protecting the Planet
Order Management: Fulfillment and Forecasting
Transportation Management
Basic Inventory Management
Advanced Inventory Management
Warehouse and DC Management
Reverse Logistics
Logistics Service Providers
Information Technology
E-commerce and Omni-channel Logistics
Temporary Supply Chains
The Future of Logistics

Who Should Attend

Managers
Support Staff
Executives
Line Managers
Supervisors
Recent Graduates
Business Students
CEU Seekers
Career Pivoters
Resume Builders

Additional Information

Students must complete all sections to earn the Digital Badge of Completion.

This course is offered through The James & Gail Ellis School of Business Leadership.

UNM Staff, Faculty and Retirees can use their Tuition Remission benefit on professional development programs.