Introduction

BDIT COLLEGE’s  Supply Chain Management (SCM) training course is designed to equip professionals with the knowledge and skills necessary to effectively manage and optimize supply chains; it covers  entire spectrum of supply chain activities, from procurement and logistics to distribution and customer service. Through a combination of theoretical knowledge, practical exercises, and case studies, participants will learn how to develop strategies that enhance efficiency, reduce costs, and improve overall supply chain performance.

Our extensive industry knowledge has allowed us to create supply chain training that is appropriate for all businesses across all sectors. Every position on the supply chain team is covered by our role-based training, including demand and distribution planners, logistics planners, schedulers, and analysts. Our distinct methodology allows for large-scale delivery of personalised, role- and skill-specific continuous learning journeys.

Every training is tailored to deliver an output of trainees that will improve the effectiveness and efficiency in supply chain processes in their organizations. Participants gain a deeper understanding of supply chain integration, technology sourcing, make-buy decisions, strategic partnering and outsourcing, warehousing management, inventory and IT and decision-support systems.

Training Objective

• Recognise the many roles that supply chain management and logistics play.
• Effective supply chain network development and management can lower expenses and raise customer value.
• Examine the strategies, core practices, and initiatives that ensure businesses attain and maintain their competitive advantage.
• Organise connections within the supply chain and gain knowledge of product design there.
• Assemble a chain of sustainable supplies and balance supply and demand.
• Recognise product design, sustainability, and relationship networks in addition to the logistics of fulfilment, distribution, and purchase.

Target Group

The course targets accounting officers, senior and middle level managers in procurement and supply chain management, members of committee in procurement process, logistics officers, production officers, material handling officers, suppliers, operation managers and administrators in procurement and supply chain, transport officers amongst others within; ministries, State Corporations, County governments, Manufacturing industries, Private companies, Saccos and NGO’s e.t.c