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Automotive Parts SCM
Introduction to Automotive parts ( Supply chain management ).
Key Figures in Parts Service
2000 LE
- 3 Days
- The significance of parts business for dealerships
- Success factors in Parts Service
- Parts availability.
- Kaizen & 5s' introduction
- Customer satisfaction
- Value for money .
- Service quality.
- Parts quality
- Tyre retail
- ABC analysis (popularity groups)
- Warehouse value
- Customer groups
Parts & Supply Chain First Level
Introduction To SCM : Supply chain Management ( Parts World)
4000 LE
- 4 Days
- The significance of parts business for dealerships
- Success factors in Parts Service
- Parts availability.
- Customer satisfaction
- Value for money .
- Service quality.
- Parts quality
- Tyre retail
- NORA
- Selected key figures and influencing variables
- Controlling/analysis tools .
- ABC analysis (popularity groups)
- Warehouse value
- Working capital F
- Conflicting aims in parts retail .
- Customer groups
- Parts warehouse organization.
- Locator numbers
- Contribution of Parts Service to company success.
Introduction to Warehouse management
4000 LE
- 2 Days
- Introduction
- Receiving and Picking
- Processes
- Delivery Process
- Stock and Procurement Management
- Sell out Management
- Operations Management
Level 2
Introduction To Automotive Parts World
3500 LE
3 Days
- Work on the human side of the management.
- Cross-referenced Part-number Difference Between OE , OEM & Aftermarket
- Become aware of Parts job trends.
- Forecast Accuracy.
- Qualitative Forecasts.
- Forecasts Based on Time-Series Data
- Associative Forecasting Techniques
- Monitoring Forecast Error
- Choosing a Forecasting Technique.
- TSB & Recalls.
- Types of Stock.
INVENTORY MANANGMENT
120 $
- 4 Days
- Define the term inventory
- List the different types of inventory
- Describe the main functions of inventory
- Discuss the main requirements for effective inventory management
- Describe the A-B-C approach and explain how it is useful
- Describe the basic EOQ model and its assumptions and solve typical problems.
- Describe reorder point models and solve typical problems.
- Describe situations in which the fixed - order interval model is appropriate, and solve typical problems.
SCM At Automotive
100 $
- 3 Days
- Supply chain management is a wider concept than logistics
- The mission of logistics management
- The impact of out-of-stock
- The lead-time gap
- Improving the visibility of demand
- The supply chain fulcrum
- Forecast for capacity, execute against demand
- Demand management and planning
- Collaborative planning, forecasting and replenishment
- Product 'push' versus demand 'pull'
- The Japanese philosophy
- The foundations of agility
- A route-map to responsiveness
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