Fundamentals of Supply Chain Management

Understand the basics of Supply Chain Management, Logistics, Procurement, Inventory and Operations for career growth

What you'll learn
Understand the complete flow and structure of modern supply chain systems.
Identify key components of logistics, procurement, and inventory management.
Learn essential inventory control techniques such as JIT, EOQ, and ABC analysis.
Gain knowledge of warehouse management and distribution strategies.
Explore the fundamentals of transportation and freight management.
Understand how ERP systems and digital tools are used in supply chains.
Learn how to conduct demand forecasting and manage supply chain planning.
Analyze the importance of supplier relationships and strategic sourcing.
Understand how to measure performance using key supply chain KPIs and metrics.
Develop problem-solving skills for managing supply chain risks and disruptions.
Learn the basics of sustainable supply chain management and green logistics.
Build a strong foundation to pursue advanced certifications and careers in SCM.

Requirements
A willingness to learn and explore the world of supply chain, logistics, and operations
Basic English reading and comprehension skills
No prior knowledge of procurement, logistics, or ERP systems is necessary — we’ll start from the basics and build your understanding step-by-step.

Description
Unlock your career potential with one of the most in-demand skills of the modern business world — Supply Chain Management (SCM). This beginner-friendly course, "Fundamentals of Supply Chain Management," is your gateway to understanding how global supply chains work, from sourcing raw materials to delivering products to customers.Whether you’re looking to start a career in supply chain, switch to a logistics or procurement role, or simply want to strengthen your business knowledge, this course is designed to give you a solid foundation in supply chain principles and practices.You’ll learn the essential elements of logistics, inventory control, procurement, warehouse management, and transportation, as well as how digital tools like ERP systems and supply chain software help organizations run more efficiently. Real-world examples, downloadable resources, and quizzes make this course practical and engaging.What You Will Learn:What is Supply Chain Management and why it matters in every industryHow procurement and strategic sourcing impact cost and efficiencyEffective inventory control techniques like JIT, EOQ, and ABC analysisThe role of warehousing and distribution in supply chain operationsFundamentals of logistics and transportation managementIntroduction to ERP software and digital supply chain toolsHow to plan for demand and manage supply chain risksImportant KPIs and metrics to measure supply chain performanceCareer tips and professional SCM certifications to grow in the fieldWho This Course is For:Students and fresh graduates exploring supply chain careersProfessionals new to operations, procurement, or logisticsEntrepreneurs and business owners wanting to optimize their supply chainAnyone preparing for certifications like CSCP, CPIM, or CPSMCourse Features:Short, practical lessons with real-world applicationsQuizzes and case studiesSCM glossary for beginnersCertificate of completion to boost your resumeTake your first step toward becoming a supply chain professional. Enroll now and build the foundational knowledge to succeed in logistics, procurement, and operations!

Who this course is for:
Students and recent graduates seeking practical knowledge to enter the job market, Aspiring supply chain professionals with little or no prior experience, Business owners and entrepreneurs who want to improve operational efficiency, Career switchers interested in transitioning into the logistics or procurement field, Professionals in related areas (e.g., sales, operations, or finance) who want a foundational understanding of SCM, Freelancers or consultants working with logistics, eCommerce, or manufacturing clients, Anyone curious about how products move from production to customer hands