End-to-End Supply Chain Management Training
A 2-day, interactive classroom training designed for companies that want to position the supply chain not merely as an operational process but as a strategic competitive advantage. The program aims to manage the flow of demand, supply, production and distribution from a holistic perspective, to establish cross-functional integration (S&OP/IBP), and to make supply chain performance measurable. Across 8 modules, it covers the evolution of the supply chain, the SCOR model and the end-to-end value chain, sourcing–production–logistics integration (MRP, APS, SRM, VMI), organizational design and RACI, supply chain KPIs, risk–resilience–crisis management, digital supply chain approaches (digital twin, artificial intelligence, IoT, control tower) and sector-specific case analyses.
What Your Company Gains
- End-to-end visibility and a systems approach: Reducing losses caused by silos through the synchronization of material, information and cash flows.
- Cross-functional integration: A shared plan and faster decision-making across sales, planning, purchasing and production via the S&OP/IBP process.
- Measurable performance management: Establishing the balance of service, cost and agility with KPIs such as OTIF, Fill Rate, DOH, inventory turnover and order fulfillment lead time.
- Cost and inventory efficiency: Improving inventory levels and the supply chain cost/sales ratio through demand–capacity balancing.
- Risk and resilience: Proactive analysis of supply, demand and operational risks; flexible structures that protect business continuity in times of crisis.
- Digital transformation roadmap: A company-specific, actionable digital supply chain development plan.
- Clear organization and governance: Accountability through role definitions, RACI matrices and KPI ownership.
Who Should Attend?
- Supply chain and logistics managers
- Production, purchasing and planning teams
- Operations and process improvement specialists
- Middle and senior level executives
Capacity is limited to a maximum of 15 participants; participants who complete the program receive a Certificate of Attendance.
