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*Malaysian Export Academy*
*(PSMB Registered Class A - Training Provider No. 1804)*
*presents*
*SUPPLY CHAIN MANAGEMENT IN THE MANUFACTURING INDUSTRIES *
*25 & 26 April 2012, Wed & Thurs, 9.00am - 5.00pm, Eastin Hotel, Petaling
Jaya*
*Certificate of attendance awarded for those who complete the course*
*Supply Chain management can sound confusing to those unfamiliar with the
concepts and terminology. These articles will help you become more familiar
with the topic of supply chain management and the concepts and ideas that
are used. Lean supply chain management should be considered by businesses
who want to streamline their processes by eliminating waste and non-value
added activities. Companies have a number of areas in their supply chain
where waste can be identified as time, costs or inventory. Lean supply
chain management can improve the company=92s competitiveness as well as
improve the company=92s overall profitability.*
*COURSE OBJECTIVE*
The objective of this course is to understand how to improve the
performance of the entire Supply Chain management effectively and
efficiently. This would help Organizations to produce , stock and
distribute goods and service to the highest customer satisfaction.
*WHO SHOULD ATTEND?*
Supply Chain Managers, executives, supervisors, planners and all those
involved in Supply Chain 7 Logistics operations.
*METHODOLOGY*
The course incorporates lecture, discussion, and problem solving exercises.
*COURSE CONTENT *
*Supply Chain Management*
- Types of Supply Chain activities in the Manufacturing process
- Lean Supply Chain methods IN Manufacturing
- Changes in Supply Chain daily activities
- How demand and supply influences Supply Chain
- Demand and Supply Analysis =96 Fast moving environment in the
production line
- Procurement role & Manufacturing process
- Supplier Performance and Analysis
- Supply Chain Failure
- Understanding Environmental Factors in Supply Chain
*Case Study & Presentation *
*Examining the Supply Chain *
- Major factors in each chain process
- Developing the basic chain into an integrated supply network
- Management and leadership of Chains
- Supply Chain Integration and Strategy
*Logistics in Manufacturing Organization *
- Integration Logistics
- Order Taking and forecasting demand
- Provision of Supply Chain
- Transportation & Material Handling
- Supply Chain Development process
- Lean Management & Leadership
*Applied Integration Issues in Supply Chain *
- Chain Interaction and analysis
- Supply Chain Leadership , power and trust
- Innovation supply chain creation
- Relationship building
- Outsourcing Logistics
*INTERGRATION OF THE SUPPLY CHAIN *
- Key concepts for chain integration
- Relationships
- Planned Directions
- Steps to Integrate Supply Chain
*IMPLEMENTING CHANGES IN THE SUPPLY CHAIN*
- Measuring Current performance
- Immediate improvement
- Revolutionary Change
- Strategic Planning for Supply Chain
- Future Challenges
- Cost Calculation on Storage and Stocks
- Space constraints and planning
*INTERNATIONAL LOGISTICS & SUPPLY CHAIN *
- International Buyers functions
- Strategic Drivers and implementation requirements
- Challenges of distance and location
- Organization and information for commodity Supply Chain
*TRAINER=92s PROFILE*
*Mr. Robert Siva* has obtained his professional education in Management and
Logistics Management and Operations UK and holds an MBA in Business
Administration majoring in Logistics Management & Administration. He holds
other certifications, which includes, Purchasing & Material Management.
He has also been certified as Pegawai Penilaian (PP) under the Majlis
Latihan Vokasional Kebangsaan(MLVK). He has vast experience of more than 20
years working with Manufacturing, Production, Trading and Forwarding
operational activities which includes Logistics, Shipping, Supervisory,
Management & Human Resources. He was the Head of Logistics & other
departments related to Logistics Management.
He has been in the Managerial position for the past fifteen years and have
been responsible for the entire operations of the company. He has also been
the committee member of the ISO implementation team in his company. With
his vast experience in his career he is now a facilitator and consultant
majoring in Logistics, Production, Inventory Control and Supervisory* *
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*RM 980.00 per person* =96*SBL Claimable* (includes Lunch, Tea-Breaks, Cour=
se
Notes and Certificate of Completion)
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*ORGANISER/CONTACT *
*Malaysian Export Academy
*306, Block C, Glomac Business Centre,
Jalan SS 6/1, Kelana Jaya,
47301 Petaling Jaya, Selangor
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