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Supply Chain Management
1 students

Supply Chain Management

supply chain , Demand Planning , Supply Planning , Supply Chain Finance
Created byLamiaa Saad
Last updated 5/2025
Arabic

What you'll learn

  • What is a Supply Chain?
  • Difference Up Stream and Down Stream
  • Supply Chain Management Vs. Logistics
  • Supply chain Cycles
  • Macro Process Perspective
  • Supply-Chain Operations Reference (SCOR) Model
  • Push Vs. Pull Processes
  • Segmentation & ABC analysis
  • Forecasting
  • forecast Error
  • Economic Order Quantity (EOQ)
  • Safety Stock Calculation
  • Master Production Schedule (MPS)
  • Material Requirement Planning (MRP)
  • Supply Chain Finance

Course content

1 section • 17 lectures • 2h 45m total length
  • Outlines3:26
  • 01-What is Supply Chain3:43
  • 002-What is a Supply Chain3:27
  • 003-Up Stream and Down Stream4:39
  • 004-Supply Chain Management Vs. Logistics2:53
  • 005-Supply chain Cycles6:49
  • 006-Macro Process Perspective2:49
  • 007-Make to Order, Make to Stock, Engineer to Order5:49
  • 008-Push Vs. Pull Processes8:37
  • 009-Segmentation & ABC analysis15:15
  • 010 Forecasting29:10
  • 011 forecast Error6:58
  • 012 EOQ-Economic Order Quantity23:26
  • 013 Safety Stock Calculation14:16
  • 014 MPS-Master Production Schedule15:06
  • 015 MRP-Material Requirement Planning5:54
  • 017Supply Chain Finance13:28

Requirements

  • No Programming experience needed . You will learn everything you need to know

Description

This Supply Chain Management (SCM) course provides a comprehensive overview of the essential concepts, tools, and strategies used to effectively manage the flow of goods, services, and information across the supply chain. Designed for professionals, students, and business owners, the course focuses on key areas such as procurement, production, logistics, inventory control, demand forecasting, and customer service.

Learners will be able to define and describe the components of a supply chain from supplier to customer, and explain how each part contributes to value creation.

Participants will explore how modern supply chains operate in both local and global markets, emphasizing collaboration, cost-efficiency, and customer satisfaction. Through real-world case studies and practical applications, learners will develop critical skills to analyze supply chain performance, optimize operations, and respond to disruptions and risks.

The course also introduces digital transformation in SCM, including automation, ERP systems, and data-driven decision-making. Emphasis is placed on sustainability, ethical sourcing, and strategic planning to meet the evolving challenges of today’s complex supply networks.

By the end of the course, learners will be equipped with the knowledge and tools needed to improve supply chain performance, reduce waste, enhance responsiveness, and create value across the organization. Whether entering the field or seeking to advance, this course serves as a solid foundation for a successful career in supply chain management.

Who this course is for:

  • Beginner, Intermediate and Expert