| Lecture Series |
Description |
Lecture By |
| Lecture 1 |
Concepts, Issues in Supply Chain Management |
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| Lecture 2 |
Supply chain Management for Strategic Advantage |
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| Lecture 3 |
Demand Volatility and information distortion |
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| Lecture 4 |
Leading to bullwhip effect |
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| Lecture 5 |
Managing networks and relationships |
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| Lecture 6 |
Sourcing Internationally |
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| Lecture 7 |
International Distribution Management: Types of Intermediaries |
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| Lecture 8 |
Channel Objectives and Constraints |
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| Lecture 9 |
Channel Selection and Management |
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| Lecture 10 |
Global Retailing |
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| Lecture 11 |
Logistics Framework – Concept, Objective and Scope |
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| Lecture 12 |
Customer Service-Order Receiving, Order Processing |
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| Lecture 13 |
Use of IT in Customer Service and Customer Service Index |
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| Lecture 14 |
Transportation and Containerization |
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| Lecture 15 |
Warehousing |
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| Lecture 16 |
Inventory Management |
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| Lecture 17 |
Packing and Unitization |
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| Lecture 18 |
Control and Communication |
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| Lecture 19 |
Logistics Service Firms and Third Party Logistics |
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| Lecture 20 |
4 PL, 7 PL and 9 PL |
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| Lecture 21 |
Global Logistics Network Configuration |
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| Lecture 22 |
Information Management for Global Logistics: Information Technology and SEM |
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| Lecture 23 |
Electronic Data Interchange (EDI) |
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| Lecture 24 |
Quick Response and Efficient Customer Response (QR/ECR) |
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| Lecture 25 |
The Global LIS/LITS: Characteristics of Logistics Information and Telecommunications Systems |
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| Lecture 26 |
Status of GSCM, Decision Tools for GSCM |
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| Lecture 27 |
Global Supply Chain Strategy |
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| Lecture 28 |
Performance Measurement and Evaluation in Global Logistics:Key Activities of Global Supply Chain Management |
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| Lecture 29 |
Organizational Structure for Global Logistics Excellence |
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| Lecture 30 |
The Evolving role of ASIAN Countries in GSCM |
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