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Warm Greetings from Malaysian Export Academy Sdn Bhd!
Malaysian Export Academy
(PSMB Registered Training Provider No. 1804 - Class A)
(SBL Claimable)
presents
SUPPLY CHAIN MANAGEMENT IN THE MANUFACTURING INDUSTRIES=20
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's competitiveness as well as improve the company's 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?=20
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=20
Supply Chain Management
a.. Types of Supply Chain activities in the Manufacturing =
process=20
b.. Lean Supply Chain methods IN Manufacturing=20
c.. Changes in Supply Chain daily activities=20
d.. How demand and supply influences Supply Chain=20
e.. Demand and Supply Analysis - Fast moving environment in the =
production line=20
f.. Procurement role & Manufacturing process=20
g.. Supplier Performance and Analysis=20
h.. Supply Chain Failure=20
i.. Understanding Environmental Factors in Supply Chain
Case Study & Presentation=20
Examining the Supply Chain=20
a.. Major factors in each chain process=20
b.. Developing the basic chain into an integrated supply network =
c.. Management and leadership of Chains=20
d.. Supply Chain Integration and Strategy
Logistics in Manufacturing Organization=20
a.. Integration Logistics=20
b.. Order Taking and forecasting demand=20
c.. Provision of Supply Chain=20
d.. Transportation & Material Handling =20
e.. Supply Chain Development process=20
f.. Lean Management & Leadership=20
Applied Integration Issues in Supply Chain=20
a.. Chain Interaction and analysis=20
b.. Supply Chain Leadership , power and trust=20
c.. Innovation supply chain creation =20
d.. Relationship building=20
e.. Outsourcing Logistics
INTERGRATION OF THE SUPPLY CHAIN =20
a.. Key concepts for chain integration=20
b.. Relationships=20
c.. Planned Directions=20
d.. Steps to Integrate Supply Chain=20
IMPLEMENTING CHANGES IN THE SUPPLY CHAIN
a.. Measuring Current performance=20
b.. Immediate improvement=20
c.. Revolutionary Change=20
d.. Strategic Planning for Supply Chain=20
e.. Future Challenges =20
f.. Cost Calculation on Storage and Stocks=20
g.. Space constraints and planning
INTERNATIONAL LOGISTICS & SUPPLY CHAIN=20
a.. International Buyers functions=20
b.. Strategic Drivers and implementation requirements=20
c.. Challenges of distance and location=20
d.. Organization and information for commodity Supply Chain=20
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TRAINER's 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.=20
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.=20
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=20
COURSE FEES & REGISTRATION=20
RM 980.00 per person -SBL Claimable (includes Lunch, Tea-Breaks, =
Course Notes and Certificate of Completion)=20
EFFECTIVE LOGISTICS MANAGEMENT
25 & 26 April 2012 (Wed & Thurs), 9 am to 5 pm, Eastin Hotel, =
Petaling Jaya
Certificate of completion will be awarded for those who complete =
the course
LEARNING OBJECTIVES
a.. To appreciate the need for effective logistic mgmt in =
today's environment=20
b.. To understand the various components that makes up logistics =
mgmt=20
c.. To improve the effectiveness and efficiency of warehouse, =
transport and inventory management.=20
d.. To enhance the entire logistics and distribution of the =
company.=20
e.. To better understand custom procedures and also import and =
export procedures=20
f.. To appreciate the advantages of outsourcing parts of =
logistics element=20
g.. To derive service levels of logistics =20
h.. To improve the supply chain of the organization
WHO SHOULD ATTEND?
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Materials /inventory mgmt staff , distribution , logistics and =
supply chain, purchasing, warehouse and any other person involved in =
logistics and Supply chain mgmt.
COURSE OUTLINE
Module 1: Definitions and concepts
a.. What is logistics?=20
b.. Logistics Management objectives=20
c.. The Logistics Concepts=20
d.. What is 3PL and 4PL in Logistics Mgmt
Module 2: Logistics Mgmt activities
a.. The roles, responsibilities and functions=20
b.. Logistics mgmt, role in the supply chain link=20
c.. Information flow for total logistics=20
d.. Operational requirements
Module 3: Warehouse management in Logistics
a.. Warehouse management role in total logistics=20
b.. Basic warehouse operations=20
c.. Strategies to an effective warehouse management
Module 4: Transport management in logistics
a.. Transport mgmt in total logistics=20
b.. Distribution and transport system in Logistics=20
c.. Product movement by road, rail, sea, air and pipeline
Module 5: Inventory management in logistics
a.. The role of inventory control in logistics=20
b.. Manage an effective Inventory system=20
c.. Practical resolution of overstock and out of stock situation
Module 6: Shipping and Freight Forwarding in logistics
a.. The role of shipping and forwarding agents in logistics=20
b.. Custom procedures for import and export=20
c.. Documents commonly used in imports and exports of goods
Module 7: Manufacturing sector and logistics
a.. Manufacturing as a source of logistics=20
b.. Linking manufacturing to transport and distribution=20
c.. Linking manufacturing to warehouse, operations and inventory
Module 8: Outsourcing of core elements in logistics
a.. Warehouse and inventory control=20
b.. Transport and distribution=20
c.. Shipping and forwarding
Module 9: Measuring levels in logistics
a.. The various types of KPIs=20
b.. Customer service levels=20
c.. Cost effectiveness
METHODOLOGY
Practical case studies to cover the whole topics and strengthen =
the meanings.=20
In addition to materials on Microsoft word instructors will use =
the power point presentation. Participants will increase their =
knowledge base and skills sets through a variety of instructional =
methods including lectures " been there - done that".
Individual and group exercises, case studies and group discussions =
and interactions covering current practices and their relationship for =
the implementation of new concepts.
TRAINER'S PROFILE =20
G. Vizayer Raj having obtained his MBA from the prestigious =
European Union Open University (UK) also has a Diploma in Warehouse =
Management from the International schools of Management (USA). A pioneer =
student of MIPMM, completed his certificate and advance certificate =
programs. He is also an associate member of the Chartered Institute of =
Transport.
An in-house training and development manager for a large =
warehousing and logistics company and has been in the field of training =
for a long time before embarking on the current position.
G. VIZAYER RAJ actively lectures with various universities namely, =
University of New Castle, Paramount University of Technology, Universiti =
Teknologi Malaysia especially in the field of Warehouse and Logistics =
Management and also has conducted a number of in-house and public =
programs with Petronas, Maxis, Ericcson to name a few. =20
He has worked with a number of multinational companies especially =
Sumitomo Corporation, Toshiba Plant Kentesu, Kawasaki Heavy Industries, =
and Keppel Engineering. Among the projects handled were KLIA, Petronas =
Gas Pipeline and PutraJaya Administrative Centre.=20
He serves in various International councils, providing his =
invaluable expertise especially Business Management Association (BMA, =
UK) and the Society of Sales & Marketing (SSM, UK). For the services =
rendered to the industry, G. VIZAYER RAJ has been conferred a fellow of =
the Cambridge International University.
His training sessions are informative, fun and highly interactive.
PARTICIPATION FEES
RM 980 per person - SBL claimable (Inclusive of lunch, tea =
breaks, notes and consultation)=20
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REGISTRATION =20
To register, please fax the enclosed registration form to 03 7806 5913 =
or email it to jinna1427@gmail.com =20
Organiser / Contact Persons=20
Malaysian Export Academy=20
306, Block C, Glomac Business Centre,=20
Jalan SS 6/1, Kelana Jaya,=20
47301 Petaling Jaya, Selangor=20
Tel : 03 7806 5595 / Fax: 03 7806 5913 / Email : jinna1427@gmail.com=20
Contact Person : Hj. Moh'd Ali
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