Integrated Purchasing, Logistics, Materials & Supply Chain Management
Course Description
Eliminating functional silos is an imperative if organizations are to achieve the high levels of customer satisfaction and reduced cost demanded of the supply chain. Eliminating these silos requires creative integration of critical functions that react with both suppliers and customers. The good news is that technology is an “enabler” that is helping the functions involved in supply chain management respond to these new demands.
The Training Course Will Highlight ?

This seminar is designed to provide the processes and tools for Purchasing, Logistics, and Inventory activities to integrate their methods with suppliers and leverage technology to meet the needs of the organization.

Training Objective

Upon completion of this seminar, participants will know:

  • Concepts related to Supply Chain Management
  • Technological tools to improve Inventory, Logistics, and Purchasing operations
  • How to better integrate key elements of the supply chain
  • Methods to reduce cost, inventory, and cycle time
  • How to avoid common errors in reengineering
  • Resources to increase their knowledge and skill sets

Target Audience

Managers and professionals involved in purchasing, logistics, operations, and inventory activities that want to learn how better supply chain integration can bring significant improve to the organization’s performance.

Training Methods

This seminar will combine a variety of instructional methods including lecture by an experienced practitioner and consultant, exercises, and group discussions covering current practices and their relationship to the implementation of new concepts.

Daily Agenda

Day 1-Supply Chain Integration

Integration =Supply Chain Management

  • The Demand for Organizational Renewal
  • Defining supply chain management

Integration Framework

  • Benefits and Barriers
  • Stages of integration

Where to Start the Integration Process

  • Get rid of the “Cs”
  • Aggregating the spend
  • Developing the spend profile
  • Defining Commodity/Service Groupings

Integration Requires Alliances

  • Defining the alliance
  • The alliance process
  • Success factors and barriers to Alliances

Day 2-Reengineering the Processes

Changes in Supply Chain Responsibilities

  • Major categories of change
  • Map your supply chain
  • Achieving supply chain alignment

The Need for Process Change

  • Reengineering is a must
  • Common errors in reengineering
  • The basics of reengineering

Keys to Successful Integration of e-Tools

  • Skill sets
  • Best practices implemented
  • The major advantages of e-Tools

Day 3-Integration Tools

Data and Integration

  • The challenges of integration

Technology and Supply Chains

  • Enterprise resource planning (ERP)
  • Strategic Sourcing Software

Technology Tools for Supplier Relationship Management (SRM)

  • Components of supplier relationship management
  • Impact of online SRM
  • Features to look for in SRM system

Common Logistic Processes

  • Forecasting and Inventory Control
  • Developing Economic Order Quantities
  • Fixed Order Quantity Systems

Day 4-Applying Concepts & Technologies

Common Logistic Processes

  • Transportation
  • Warehousing
  • Customer Service

Improvement Initiatives-Cycle Time Reduction

  • Cause of long cycle time
  • Reduction Opportunities
  • Steps in cycle time reduction

Vendor Managed Inventories

  • Types of vendor managed inventories
  • Integrated supply
  • Collaborative planning, forecasting and replenishment

E-Reverse Auctions

  • Driving Forces
  • How do they work
  • Issues involving E-Reverse Auctions

Day 5-Managing Sourcing Risk

Expressive Bidding

  • The new tool for complex bid evaluations
  • Providing the analytics for integration
  • The key concepts

The Outsourcing Issue

  • Advantages to insourcing
  • Advantages to outsourcing

Identifying and managing supply risk  

  • Where do things go wrong
  • Types of risk
  • Managing the risks

Developing the Integration & Technology Strategy

  • Element to be considered
  • Establishing the management environment
  • Steps in defining and implementing the strategy
Accreditation

CDGA attendance certificate will be issued to all attendees completing minimum of 80% of the total course duration.

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Course Rounds : (5 -Days)


Code Date Venue Fees Register
PRO125-01 09-02-2025 Casablanca USD 5450
PRO125-02 25-05-2025 Dubai USD 5450
PRO125-03 25-08-2025 Kuala-Lumpur USD 5450
PRO125-04 23-11-2025 Dubai USD 5450
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Details
  • Start date 09-02-2025
  • End date 13-02-2025

Venue
  • Country Morocco
  • Venue Casablanca

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 Appling the specifications and legalizations to ensure the quality of service.
 Best utilization of resources for continually improving the business activities.

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