Graduate Certificate in Industrial Distribution and Logistics.

• Industrial Distribution and Logistics Management: An overview of the industrial distribution and logistics industry, focusing on best practices, trends, and challenges. This unit covers supply chain management, inventory control, transportation logistics, and distribution strategies.

• Distribution Network Design and Optimization: This unit covers the techniques for designing and optimizing distribution networks, including facility location analysis, transportation mode selection, and inventory management. Students will learn how to use advanced analytical tools to optimize distribution networks.

• Supply Chain Management and Logistics: This unit covers the principles and practices of supply chain management, including demand forecasting, inventory management, transportation logistics, and supply chain coordination. Students will learn how to design and manage effective supply chains in a variety of industries.

• Sales and Operations Planning: This unit covers the sales and operations planning process, including demand forecasting, supply planning, and capacity management. Students will learn how to develop effective sales and operations plans that align with business objectives and strategies.

• Logistics Technology and Automation: This unit covers the latest technologies and automation solutions used in the logistics and distribution industry. Students will learn about warehouse management systems, transportation management systems, and other logistics software, as well as emerging technologies such as robotics, drones, and the Internet of Things (IoT).

• Global Trade and Logistics: This unit covers the principles and practices of global trade and logistics, including international shipping, customs clearance, and trade regulations. Students will learn how to navigate the complexities of international logistics and optimize global supply chains.

• Distribution Channel Management: This unit covers the strategies and tactics for managing distribution channels, including direct and indirect sales, channel conflict resolution, and channel partner management. Students will learn how to develop effective distribution strategies that meet customer needs and maximize business performance.

• Logistics and Distribution Cost Management: This unit covers the techniques for managing logistics and distribution costs, including transportation cost optimization, inventory cost management, and facility cost management. Students will learn how to analyze logistics and distribution costs and identify opportunities for cost reduction and process improvement.

• Distribution Operations Management: This unit covers the day-to-day operations of distribution centers, including warehouse