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Global Production and Digital Supply Chains
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Global Production and Digital Supply Chains

Starting date: 2024-04-15
Price: 1 995 SEK ex. vat

Learn how digital transformation enables global production, supply chains and production logistics

Overview
This learning Module will introduce you to global production, supply chains and production logistics, and how these are enabled by a digital transformation.
 
More specifically, the module on Global Production and Digital Supply Chains seek to increase the understanding of supply chains and internal logistics functions, in a global production context, using digitalization.
 
The module offers unique perspectives from experts and participants through continuous cross-company collaboration in learning teams that will broaden your learning network and support your work.
The schedule
Starting date: April 15
April 16, 10:00 AM - 11:00 AM CEST — 1st Webinar 
April 30, 10:00 AM - 11:00 AM CEST — 2nd Webinar 
May 14, 10:00 AM - 11:00 AM CEST — 3rd Webinar
Learning objectives
Define and describe supply chain management using a standard framework, as well as its relationships to manufacturing networks and manufacturing plants.
Explain the role of globalization and the rationale of global versus local supply chains, as well as reshoring and backshoring.
Describe different digitalization tools and techniques and underlying technologies for supply chain integration, as well as a transparent and seamless information flow.
Describe different digitalization tools and techniques and underlying technologies for intra-site production logistics.
Describe the impacts in terms of transparency, resilience and sustainability, from digitalization in a producing company’s internal as well as external logistics system.
Module structure

The learning module is a mixture of self-study, webinars, and cross-company exercises. Expect videos, exercises, reflections that you share with other participants, forums for cross-participant discussions, and much more.

Time commitment

To complete this module, the participant is expected to schedule approximately 4 hours per week over 5 weeks (20 hours in total).

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Important

Please note that a minimum of 10 participants is required for the module to start.

After applying to the program, please secure dates in your calendar to be able to join planned webinars and assure time available required for learning.

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