Course Overview
Effective logistics and supply chain management require seamless coordination across procurement, transportation, warehousing, and distribution. In today’s global environment, organizations must integrate these functions to remain competitive, resilient, and cost-efficient.
This Integrated Logistics & Supply Chain Coordination Training Course provides participants with tools and strategies to align operations, improve visibility, and enhance collaboration across the value chain. Participants will explore integrated planning, IT-enabled coordination, risk management, and sustainability in supply chain networks.
Through interactive case studies, simulations, and group exercises, participants will practice designing integrated logistics systems and building collaborative supply chain structures that deliver value.
By the end of the course, attendees will be able to coordinate logistics and supply chain operations effectively, ensuring smooth flows of goods, information, and finances.
Course Benefits
Streamline logistics and supply chain processes.
Improve collaboration between stakeholders.
Increase efficiency through integrated planning.
Strengthen visibility and risk management.
Build resilient and sustainable supply chain systems.
Course Objectives
Understand the principles of integrated logistics management.
Apply coordination tools for supply chain efficiency.
Align procurement, transportation, and distribution processes.
Leverage IT and digital platforms for visibility.
Manage risks in complex supply chain networks.
Foster collaboration among supply chain partners.
Incorporate sustainability into logistics coordination.
Training Methodology
The course uses a mix of lectures, real-world case studies, group workshops, and interactive simulations. Participants will analyze coordination challenges and develop strategies for integrated logistics.
Target Audience
Supply chain managers and logistics professionals.
Procurement and distribution managers.
Operations and planning executives.
Professionals aiming to improve end-to-end supply chain coordination.
Target Competencies
Integrated logistics planning.
Supply chain coordination.
Stakeholder collaboration.
Risk and sustainability management.
Course Outline
Unit 1: Foundations of Integrated Logistics
Defining logistics and supply chain integration.
The role of coordination in value creation.
Challenges in achieving integration.
Case studies of successful coordination.
Unit 2: End-to-End Supply Chain Coordination
Linking procurement, transport, warehousing, and distribution.
Aligning goals across supply chain functions.
Mapping material, information, and financial flows.
Building synchronized supply chain systems.
Unit 3: IT and Digital Tools for Coordination
Role of ERP and SCM systems.
Digital twins and supply chain visibility platforms.
Real-time communication and data sharing.
Using analytics for proactive coordination.
Unit 4: Logistics Network Optimization
Designing efficient logistics networks.
Freight and distribution strategies.
Multi-modal transport optimization.
Reducing bottlenecks in the value chain.
Unit 5: Collaboration and Stakeholder Management
Building trust with suppliers and partners.
Collaborative planning, forecasting, and replenishment (CPFR).
Conflict resolution in supply chain partnerships.
Governance models for effective coordination.
Unit 6: Risk Management in Integrated Supply Chains
Identifying risks in interconnected networks.
Building resilience through redundancy and flexibility.
Managing disruptions with integrated responses.
Case examples of coordinated risk management.
Unit 7: Sustainability and Future of Integrated Logistics
Green logistics and carbon reduction strategies.
Embedding ESG goals into supply chain operations.
Innovations shaping future logistics coordination.
Roadmap for continuous integration improvement.
Ready to achieve seamless supply chain performance?
Join the Integrated Logistics & Supply Chain Coordination Training Course with EuroQuest International Training and lead your organization toward end-to-end efficiency.