Supply chain optimization and logistics management
Logistics and Operations

Supply Chain Optimization

Streamline supply chain operations through demand planning, inventory optimization, and logistics management. Build resilient networks that balance efficiency with customer satisfaction.

¥61,000
Complete supply chain management program
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Program Overview

This comprehensive training develops expertise in supply chain management across planning, procurement, operations, and distribution functions. Participants learn to optimize inventory levels, design efficient networks, and manage supplier relationships while maintaining service levels.

The curriculum balances theoretical frameworks with practical application. Case studies drawn from various industries illustrate common challenges and proven solutions. Participants develop analytical skills necessary for data-driven decision making in complex supply chain environments.

8 Weeks
Program Duration
Structured modules covering end-to-end supply chain
32 Hours
Instruction Time
Classroom learning plus case study analysis
Applied
Learning Approach
Real scenarios and simulation exercises

Performance Improvements

Organizations applying these supply chain optimization techniques typically observe measurable improvements across multiple performance dimensions. The training equips participants to identify specific opportunities within their operational context.

Inventory Reduction

Optimized inventory policies reduce carrying costs while maintaining service levels. Participants learn to calculate appropriate safety stock levels based on demand variability and lead time uncertainty.

Cycle Time Compression

Streamlined processes and improved coordination reduce order-to-delivery cycles. Training covers lean logistics principles that eliminate non-value-added activities from supply chain operations.

Service Level Enhancement

Improved forecasting accuracy and network design increase on-time delivery performance. Participants develop metrics frameworks that balance cost efficiency with customer satisfaction objectives.

Total Cost Optimization

Systematic analysis reveals opportunities to reduce transportation, warehousing, and procurement costs. Training emphasizes total cost of ownership rather than isolated cost reduction efforts.

Analytical Tools and Methods

The program covers quantitative and qualitative tools used by supply chain professionals. Participants gain practical experience with techniques applicable across planning, procurement, and distribution functions.

Demand Forecasting Techniques

Application of time series analysis, moving averages, and exponential smoothing for demand prediction. Training includes forecast accuracy measurement and collaborative planning approaches that incorporate market intelligence beyond historical data.

Inventory Optimization Models

Economic order quantity calculations, reorder point determination, and ABC classification systems. Participants learn to balance inventory investment against service level requirements using statistical methods and simulation.

Network Design Analysis

Facility location modeling, distribution center optimization, and transportation mode selection. Training covers center of gravity methods, linear programming applications, and multi-echelon network evaluation techniques.

Supplier Performance Metrics

Development of balanced scorecards that assess quality, delivery, cost, and responsiveness dimensions. Participants create measurement frameworks that drive continuous supplier improvement and strengthen partnership relationships.

Sales and Operations Planning

Structured S&OP process design that aligns demand and supply plans across organizational functions. Training includes demand review, supply review, and executive reconciliation meeting facilitation techniques.

Risk Management and Resilience

Contemporary supply chains face various disruption risks. The program addresses strategies for identifying vulnerabilities and building resilient operations that maintain performance under adverse conditions.

Supply Risk Assessment

Systematic evaluation of supplier financial stability, geographic concentration, and single-source dependencies. Participants learn to quantify risk exposure and develop mitigation strategies appropriate to their industry context.

  • Supplier financial health monitoring
  • Geographic diversification strategies
  • Dual sourcing implementation

Business Continuity Planning

Development of contingency plans that enable rapid response to supply disruptions. Training covers scenario planning, alternative sourcing arrangements, and recovery time objective establishment.

  • Disruption scenario development
  • Response protocol establishment
  • Recovery capability testing

Target Audience

This program serves professionals responsible for supply chain planning, execution, and strategy development. The content addresses challenges faced by practitioners across various organizational roles and industry sectors.

Supply Chain Managers

Operations leaders overseeing end-to-end supply chain functions. Suitable for professionals seeking to enhance analytical capabilities and implement systematic improvement methodologies.

Logistics Professionals

Transportation and distribution specialists focused on network optimization. Relevant for those managing warehouse operations, freight planning, or distribution center performance.

Procurement Leaders

Purchasing and supplier management professionals. Valuable for individuals developing sourcing strategies, managing supplier relationships, or implementing category management approaches.

Recommended Background

Participants benefit from prior experience in supply chain, operations, or logistics roles. Familiarity with basic business mathematics enhances learning effectiveness. The program assumes working knowledge of supply chain terminology and processes.

Performance Monitoring Framework

Participants develop comprehensive measurement systems that track supply chain effectiveness across multiple dimensions. The training emphasizes balanced metrics that avoid sub-optimization.

01

Operational Metrics Design

Establish key performance indicators for inventory turns, order fill rates, and cycle times. Training covers metric definition, data collection procedures, and reporting frequency determination aligned with organizational decision rhythms.

02

Financial Performance Tracking

Monitor supply chain cost components including transportation, warehousing, and inventory carrying costs. Participants learn to calculate total delivered cost and identify improvement opportunities through cost driver analysis.

03

Customer Service Measurement

Track on-time delivery performance, order accuracy, and responsiveness to customer requests. Training addresses both quantitative metrics and qualitative feedback collection methods that reveal satisfaction drivers.

2 Chome-9-6 Nishishinbashi, Minato City, Tokyo 105-0003. Participants develop review processes that drive continuous improvement and strengthen collaborative relationships.

Optimize Your Supply Chain Performance

Connect with our training team to discuss how this program can enhance your supply chain management capabilities and address specific operational challenges within your organization.

Program Investment
¥61,000
Next Session Begins
October 28, 2025

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