• Operations management is key to business survival in a competitive environment.
• The Operations Management Course helps professionals build strategic, analytical, and problem-solving skills.
• Trained professionals can monitor, measure, and improve operational efficiency.
• This course equips individuals with cutting-edge methodologies to achieve operational excellence.
• Operations management training enhances decision-making and process optimization skills.

• Boosts Professional Value – Certified professionals develop operational strategies that improve business performance.
• Enhances Efficiency – Helps businesses streamline processes and improve resource allocation.
• Expand Career Opportunities – Operations managers are in demand across various industries.
• Strengthens Leadership Skills – Enables professionals to manage cross-functional teams effectively.
• Increases Job Security – Operations management certification adds credibility and competitive advantage.
• Encourages Process Innovation – Equips professionals to implement continuous improvement strategies.

• The Scope of Operations Management
• Historical Development of Operations Management
• Role of Process Management in Operations Management
• Career Options in Operations Management
• Summary

• Role of an Operations Manager
• Role of Decision Making in Operations Management
• Types of Operations Management Decisions
• Operations Strategy
• Summary

• Quality Planning and Control
• Strategic Quality Management
• Operations Improvement
• Summary

• Introduction to Quality Management
• Total Quality Management (TQM)
• Applying TQM Practices in Operations Management
• Summary

• The Role of Supply Chain in Operations Management
• Relationship between Operations, Productivity, and
• Competitiveness
• Summary

• Managing Lean Production Systems
• Inventory Management Techniques
• Summary

• Overall Equipment Effectiveness (OEE)
• Loss Analysis and OEE
• Summary

• Industry-Expert Trainers – Delivered by professionals with extensive experience in operations management.
• Practical Learning Approach – Features case studies and real-world scenarios.
• Recognized Certification – Earn a globally valued operations management certification.
• Flexible Learning Modes – Choose between classroom and online training.
• Career-Focused Training – Helps professionals gain a competitive edge in business operations.

Cost: 5000 AED

Discount: 50% Off for Laimoon Users!

Duration: 24 Hours

• Industry Relevance: Logistics and supply chain management courses are globally recognized and highly sought after in industries like e-commerce, manufacturing, and international trade.
• Growing Demand: With the logistics sector forecasted to grow at a steady pace, skilled professionals are in high demand, ensuring career stability and lucrative opportunities.
• Comprehensive Training: The course covers transportation, distribution, inventory optimization, and customer-centric strategies to align logistics with business objectives.

• Gain expertise in logistics, transportation, and distribution processes.
• Learn how to integrate supply chain processes with product life cycles.
• Develop strategies to align production and inventory policies with customer demand.
• Master methods to resolve operational challenges in logistics systems.
• Optimize supply chain operations by leveraging organizational resources effectively

• Understanding logistics and supply chain
• Evolution of supply chain concept
• Defining logistics and supply chain
• Extended supply chain
• Supply chain/ logistics integration
• Linkages in logistics and supply chain
• Decisions in logistics and supply chain
• Prevailing practices in logistics and supply chain

• Goals of logistics
• Functions of logistics
• Business processes impacted by logistics
• Reverse logistics
• Logistics decision hierarchy
• Value chain
• Demand chain
• Value creation through the Supply Chain
• Value-added services in Supply Chain
• The strategic importance of logistics and Supply Chain in improving the profitability of businesses

• Inventory functions
• Inventory as a buffer
• Reasons for carrying inventory
• Inventory related costs
• Inventory and customer service
• Approaches to managing inventory
• Risk pooling in inventory management
• Inventory control techniques
• Bullwhip effect
• Modern inventory control tools
• Materials requirements planning MRP I
• Manufacturing resources planning MRP II
• Distribution requirement planning
• Just in time system
• Vendor managed inventory
• Different types of warehouses
• Functions of warehouses
• Warehouses consolidation and breakbulk
• Strategic functions of warehouses
• Strategic materials and inventory management

• Economic order quantity
• Just-in-time procurement
• Vendor managed inventory
• Online procurement
• E-procurement
• Reverses auction
• Strategic sourcing
• Major trends in procurement
• Innovative procurement methods
• Importance of procurement in lean manufacturing
• Procurement risks management
• Difference between purchasing/procurement
• Just-in-time procurement (JIT)
• Vendor managed inventory
• Contribution of procurement in adding value to an organisation
• Strategic sourcing
• Procurement strategies
• The link between corporate, business level and procurement strategies
• How external factors affect business and procurement

• Distribution channels and logistics
• Flows in the distribution channel
• Channel strategy
• Channel length
• Channel breadth
• Channel members
• Distribution centres
• Distribution centre site selection
• Transportation infrastructure
• Cargo movement by sea, air, and roadways
• Freight management
• Factors influencing freight cost
• Transportation network
• Point-to-point network
• Transshipment points nodal network
• Hub and spoke network
• Milk run
• Containerisation
• Third-party logistics

• Importance of capacity and network planning
• Role of network design
• Strategic factors in network design
• Operational and tactical factors in network and capacity planning
• Steps in the network design process
• Facility location and capacity allocation

• International trade drivers
• International sourcing
• Direct vs. Indirect exporting
• The STEEPLE framework
• Managing exchange rate risk
• Importance of documentation in logistics
• Importance of incoterms
• Strategic importance of HS codes
• Invoice, packing list, bill of lading, insurance, certificate of origin
• Transport documents used in air, road and sea transports
• Practical scenarios and issues during logistics processes
• Payment mechanisms included in international transactions
• Letter of credit
• Export options defined
• Strategic importance of incoterms and LCs in EXIM procedures
• Alliances and outsourcing
• Global supply chain and logistics
• Strategic issues in global logistics
• Importance of packaging in logistics

• Market-Driven Insights: Understand logistics trends influenced by global e-commerce and international trade.
• Career Growth: With the logistics industry valued at over USD 4,967 billion, there’s a high demand for certified professionals.
• High Earning Potential: The UAE's growing logistics sector offers competitive salaries and abundant opportunities for advancement.

Cost: 2000 AED

Discount: 55% Off for Laimoon Users!

Duration: 24 Hours

• Global Supply Chain Operations
• Supply Chain Design and Planning
• Supply Chain strategy
• Supply Chain processes
• Lean Supply Management
• Agile Supply Management
• Purchasing and Supplier Selection
• Process Analysis & New Production Management Concepts
• Relationship and Integration
• Current Strategic global and organizational issues
• Business Continuity for Supply Chain
• Supply chain performance measurement
• Implementing supply chain management
• Supply Chain Drivers and Sustainability
• Concept of Quality in Supply Chain
• Continuous improvement
• The Future Challenges
• Group discussion and case study
• Hands-on Exposure to Supply Chain using software

Cost: 2599 AED

Duration: Upto 4 Weeks