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Purchasing, Inventory & Material Category:
Material Management
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Program Duration |
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5 Days |
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Program Date |
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03-07 March, 2012 |
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Program Location |
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Cairo, Egypt |
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Program Fees |
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US$ 3200/Per Person |
PROGRAM OBJECTIVES:
To provide delegates with a grounding in
the contribution of good warehousing, inventory, and materials
management in the context of an effective supply chain operation and to
enable the development of best in class processes focused on improving
both operational and personal performance.
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Identify opportunities to improve processes.
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Prevent adding of unnecessary cost .
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Developing operator confidence in the process.
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Create a pro active improvement driven operation.
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Develop and improve working / customer relationships.
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Developing a respect from within the business .
PROGRAM OUTLINES:
Day 1
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The role of the Warehouse and of Inventory.
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Understanding the Supply Chain.
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Obstacles to achieving performance.
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Relationships management of the internal Customer.
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Identifying key skills and competencies.
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Key issues effecting manufacturing production.
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Business planning cycle.
DAY 2
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The cost of
holding stock.
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Validating new
stock requirements.
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The
relationship between demand and supply.
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Demand pull
and supply push.
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The role of
Safety Stock.
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Turnover and
service level.
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Economic order
quantity evaluation.
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ABC analysis.
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Forecasting
and demand management.
DAY 3
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Warehouse
organization and Layout.
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Equipment and
methods.
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Receiving,
Storage, Picking and Delivery.
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Stock
checking.
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Health and
safety in the Warehouse.
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MRP operation.
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Production
scheduling.
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Bill of
materials.
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Capacity
Requirement Planning.
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Resource
Planning.
DAY
4
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Lean
Manufacturing principles.
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Just in Time
requirements.
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Consignment
stocking.
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Vendor Managed
Inventory.
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Bar Coding and
Radio Frequency Identification.
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The future of
the warehouse / inventory management process.
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Identifying
and assessing unnecessary cost.
DAY
5
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The role of
process measurement.
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Developing Key
Performance Indicators.
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Developing
operating procedures.
Establishing
service level agreements.
WHO SHOULD ATTEND?
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Production Controllers.
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Production
and maintenance supervisors.
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Plant
professionals.
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Intake
level Engineers.
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Inventory
Controllers.
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Warehouse
managers and operators.
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Buyers.
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Logistics and supply chain operators.
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Those
whose supply chain activities involve interaction with warehousing
and inventory operations.
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