PGDM in Logistics and Supply Chain Management in Bangalore
PGDM in Logistics and Supply Chain Management includes integration and coordination of the flow of material, information, and finances both internal and external to the company. In general, the flow of goods goes from supplier to producer, wholesaler to retailer & finally to the customer. Efficient supply chain management is important for maintaining a proportionate inventory and in turn of decreasing costs and delays.
Logistics and Supply Chain Management in ISB&M Bangalore is designed to address the learning needs of students. The Programmes of the institute are offered at a basic level and specialization level
Supply Chain Management is all about removing time and cost inefficiencies from all the processes that are directly or indirectly involved in fulfilling a customer request. Thus ultimately Supply Chain Management is an attempt to make supply match demand in the most efficient and sustainable manner. With the advent of Industry 4.0 and the Artificial Intelligence Revolution, the Digital Supply Chain has become one of the key pillars of competitive strategy.
Course Objective:
- Understanding how Purchasing, Production and Logistics need to synchronize their activities so that the Supply Chain can become a source of competitive advantage
- Understanding the role of Total Quality Management in developing a culture of Operations Excellence
- Understanding how companies can compete in the market through Lean Manufacturing Principles
- Understanding Customized Supply Chains can be designed for different customer segments using Supply Chain Analytics.
Value addition:
Through the combination of classroom interactive sessions, case discussions, simulations and industry interaction, the course develops key professional skills that are required for leading the Supply Chain/Operations Function.
Process:
The learning in the course is blended with concepts, theories and programming sessions using Industry Relevant software packages.
Course content (Subjects for each trimester)1 | Operations Management I | Core | Trimester 1 |
2 | Operations Management II | Core | Trimester II |
3 | Quantitative Techniques | Core | Trimester I |
4 | Quantitative Techniques II | Core | Trimester I |
5 | Supply Chain Management | Core | Trimester III |
6 | Project Management | Core | Trimester III |
7 | Supply Chain Analytics | Core | Trimester III |
8 | Total Quality Management | Elective | Trimester III |
9 | Inventory and Warehousing Management | Elective | Trimester III |
10 | Logistics and Distribution Management | Elective | Trimester IV |
11 | Purchasing and Vendor Management | Elective | Trimester IV |
12 | Competing through Operations Excellence | Elective | Trimester IV |
13 | Supply Chain Finance | Elective | Trimester V |
14 | Supply Chain Analytics 2 | Elective | Trimester V |
15 | Global Supply Chain Management | Elective | Trimester V |
16 | Supply Chain Risk Management | Elective | Trimester VI |
17 | ERP | Elective | Trimester VI |
18 | Entrepreneurship | Elective | Trimester VI |
Outcome:
An ability to design and manage an operating system whose performance will meet or exceed the expectations of the consumer.