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Supply Chain & Production Operations

Planeje o que se fabrica, estoca e envia, e entregue no prazo.

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módulos
82
tópicos
974
min por lição
15

11%

crescimento no emprego de engenheiros de produção nos EUA, que desenham o fluxo da produção.

U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, Occupational Outlook 2024–34

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Estágios

Estágio 1

Foundations & Master Data

Os dados dos quais todo plano depende

7 módulos · 82 tópicos

  1. 1The Scope of Supply Chain and Production Operations11 tópicos
    • End-to-End Material, Information, and Financial Flows
    • Suppliers, Manufacturers, Distributors, and Customers
    • Planning, Execution, and Operational Control
    • Supply Chains as Interdependent Networks
    • Production Operations Within the Supply Chain
    • Strategic, Tactical, and Operational Decisions
    • Customer Service, Cost, Cash, and Resilience
    • Functional Objectives and System-Level Performance
    • Physical Flows and Transaction Records
    • Interfaces With Manufacturing, Quality, and Maintenance
    • The Operating Cycle From Demand to Delivery
  2. 2Supply Chain Strategy and Service Design12 tópicos
    • Translating Business Strategy Into Operating Choices
    • Customer Expectations and Service Segments
    • Competitive Priorities and Operational Capabilities
    • Product Availability and Delivery Reliability
    • Responsiveness and Cost Efficiency Tradeoffs
    • Product Variety and Operational Complexity
    • Customer Order Decoupling Points
    • Push, Pull, and Hybrid Operating Models
    • Postponement and Delayed Differentiation
    • Service Policies by Product and Customer Segment
    • Matching Supply Chain Design to Demand Characteristics
    • Measuring Strategic Fit Over Time
  3. 3Production Environments and Fulfillment Models12 tópicos
    • Make-to-Stock Operations
    • Assemble-to-Order Operations
    • Make-to-Order Operations
    • Configure-to-Order Operations
    • Engineer-to-Order Operations
    • Discrete, Batch, and Continuous Production
    • Job Shops, Flow Lines, and Repetitive Production
    • High-Mix and Low-Volume Environments
    • Project-Based Manufacturing
    • Independent and Dependent Demand
    • Planning Implications of Product and Process Choices
    • Selecting Fulfillment Models Across a Product Portfolio
  4. 4Flow, Capacity, and Operating Fundamentals12 tópicos
    • Throughput, Flow Time, and Work in Process
    • Little's Law and Its Operating Assumptions
    • Processing, Setup, Queue, Move, and Wait Time
    • Cycle Time and Customer Lead Time
    • Resource Utilization and Effective Capacity
    • Bottlenecks and Shifting Constraints
    • Variability in Arrivals and Processing Times
    • Queue Growth Near Full Utilization
    • Batch Size and Flow Time Tradeoffs
    • Yield Losses and Rework Loads
    • Distinguishing Local Efficiency From System Output
    • Basic Flow Models for Operating Decisions
  5. 5Planning Master Data and Units12 tópicos
    • Item Identifiers and Material Descriptions
    • Units of Measure and Conversion Factors
    • Product, Location, and Resource Hierarchies
    • Planning Calendars and Working Days
    • Lead Time Components and Ownership
    • Planning Parameters and Default Values
    • Minimum Quantities and Order Multiples
    • Source, Supplier, and Location Relationships
    • Inventory Status and Availability Definitions
    • Effective Dates and Revision Control
    • Master Data Ownership and Change Approval
    • Detecting Planning Errors Caused by Data Problems
  6. 6Bills of Material and Product Structures12 tópicos
    • Parent-Component Relationships
    • Single-Level and Multilevel Bills of Material
    • Quantity Requirements and Unit Consistency
    • Planning and Manufacturing Bills of Material
    • Modular and Configurable Product Structures
    • Phantom Assemblies and Planning Treatment
    • Alternate Components and Approved Substitutions
    • Component Scrap and Assembly Yield Factors
    • Co-Products and By-Products in Planning
    • Revision Effectivity and Material Cutover
    • Low-Level Codes and BOM Explosion
    • Validating Product Structures for Planning Use
  7. 7Routings, Resources, and Planning Calendars11 tópicos
    • Operations and Routing Sequences
    • Work Centers and Resource Groups
    • Setup, Run, and Transfer Time Standards
    • Labor, Machine, Tooling, and Crew Requirements
    • Overlapping and Parallel Operations
    • Alternate Routings and Resource Eligibility
    • Resource Calendars and Shift Patterns
    • Planned Downtime and Capacity Reservations
    • Operation Yield and Rework Routing Interfaces
    • Resource Rates and Standard Cost Interfaces
    • Updating Planning Standards From Actual Performance

Estágio 2

Demand & Production Planning

Decidir o que fabricar, e quando

14 módulos · 165 tópicos

  1. 8Demand Segmentation and Demand Signals11 tópicos
    • Orders, Shipments, Consumption, and True Demand
    • Independent Demand by Product and Location
    • Stable, Seasonal, Intermittent, and Lumpy Demand
    • Volume, Variability, and Value Segmentation
    • Customer and Channel Demand Differences
    • Product Substitution and Cannibalization
    • Lost Sales and Stockout-Censored Demand
    • Returns and Negative Demand Transactions
    • Installed Base and Service Parts Demand
    • Aggregation Across Products, Locations, and Time
    • Selecting Planning Granularity by Decision Need
  2. 9Forecasting for Supply Chain Decisions12 tópicos
    • Forecast Horizons and Decision Lead Times
    • Naive and Seasonal Baselines
    • Moving Averages and Exponential Smoothing
    • Trend and Seasonal Forecast Components
    • Causal Drivers and Explanatory Forecasts
    • Intermittent Demand Forecasting
    • Forecasts for New and Low-History Products
    • Hierarchical and Grouped Forecast Reconciliation
    • Point Forecasts and Demand Distributions
    • Combining Statistical and Judgmental Inputs
    • Rolling Forecast Updates
    • Choosing Forecast Methods for Operating Decisions
  3. 10Forecast Evaluation and Governance12 tópicos
    • Forecast Error and Forecast Bias
    • Absolute, Squared, and Scaled Error Measures
    • Percentage Error Limitations With Low Demand
    • Accuracy at the Relevant Planning Lag
    • Product-Level and Aggregate Error Differences
    • Forecast Value Added
    • Tracking Overrides and Their Outcomes
    • Separating Demand Changes From Data Errors
    • Comparing Forecasts With Consistent Backtests
    • Managing Forecast Version History
    • Assigning Forecast Ownership and Review Cadence
    • Connecting Forecast Error to Inventory and Service
  4. 11Demand Planning and Commercial Events12 tópicos
    • Baseline Demand and Incremental Demand
    • Promotions, Campaigns, and Customer Events
    • Sales Pipeline Inputs and Probability Assumptions
    • Customer Forecasts and Firm Commitments
    • Forecast Consumption by Customer Orders
    • Managing Large and Unusual Orders
    • Channel Inventory and Downstream Consumption
    • Demand Shaping Under Supply Constraints
    • Event Calendars and Planning Assumptions
    • Consensus Demand Review
    • Documenting Demand Risks and Opportunities
    • Publishing an Approved Demand Plan
  5. 12Product Launch, Transition, and End-of-Life Planning12 tópicos
    • Launch Volume and Ramp Assumptions
    • Initial Inventory and Service Targets
    • Material Readiness for New Products
    • Supplier and Production Ramp Constraints
    • Replacing Products and Managing Cannibalization
    • Engineering Change Effectivity in Supply Plans
    • Component Commonality During Transitions
    • Phase-In and Phase-Out Coordination
    • Last-Time Buys and Final Production Runs
    • Customer Commitments After Production Ends
    • Runout Inventory and Residual Liability
    • Reviewing Launch and Transition Performance
  6. 13Sales and Operations Planning and Integrated Business Planning12 tópicos
    • Planning Horizons and Cross-Functional Cadence
    • Product Family and Financial Planning Views
    • Portfolio, Demand, and Supply Reviews
    • Reconciling Demand With Capacity and Materials
    • Inventory and Backlog Targets
    • Scenario Assumptions and Decision Alternatives
    • Revenue, Margin, and Cash Implications
    • Pre-Meeting Reconciliation and Executive Decisions
    • Escalation Thresholds and Decision Ownership
    • Publishing One Approved Operating Plan
    • Tracking Decisions, Actions, and Assumptions
    • Evaluating Planning Process Effectiveness
  7. 14Aggregate Production Planning11 tópicos
    • Product Families and Aggregate Units
    • Level, Chase, and Mixed Production Strategies
    • Workforce, Overtime, and Subcontracting Options
    • Inventory Build and Backlog Policies
    • Seasonal Demand and Capacity Smoothing
    • Aggregate Material and Resource Constraints
    • Production Rate Changes and Transition Costs
    • Multi-Period Planning Models
    • Cost and Service Tradeoffs Across Scenarios
    • Disaggregating Aggregate Plans Into Detailed Requirements
    • Maintaining Feasibility Across Planning Horizons
  8. 15Capacity Strategy and Resource Planning12 tópicos
    • Design, Demonstrated, and Effective Capacity
    • Capacity Cushions and Utilization Targets
    • Long-Term and Medium-Term Capacity Decisions
    • Capacity Expansion Timing and Staging
    • Internal Expansion and External Capacity Options
    • Shared Resources and Product Mix Effects
    • Labor, Equipment, Space, and Utility Constraints
    • Ramp-Up Curves and Learning Effects
    • Capacity Flexibility and Alternate Resources
    • Seasonal and Temporary Capacity Arrangements
    • Capacity Commitments Under Demand Uncertainty
    • Reviewing Capacity Assumptions Against Actual Output
  9. 16Master Production Scheduling12 tópicos
    • The Role of the Master Production Schedule
    • Master Scheduling by Manufacturing Environment
    • Forecasts, Orders, and Projected Available Balance
    • Time Buckets and Planning Horizons
    • Demand and Planning Time Fences
    • Frozen, Slushy, and Flexible Planning Zones
    • Master Schedule Quantities and Lot Rules
    • Forecast Consumption and Double-Counting Prevention
    • Inventory Targets and Backlog Recovery
    • Schedule Stability and Change Control
    • Master Schedule Feasibility Checks
    • Managing Master Schedule Exceptions
  10. 17Rough-Cut Capacity Planning11 tópicos
    • Identifying Critical Resources for Master Scheduling
    • Bills of Resources and Capacity Factors
    • Resource Profiles by Product Family
    • Translating the Master Schedule Into Resource Loads
    • Time-Phased Capacity Requirements
    • Load and Capacity Comparison
    • Demonstrated Output and Available Hours
    • Product Mix Changes and Resource Imbalances
    • Resolving Overloads Before Detailed Planning
    • Alternate Scenarios for Master Schedule Approval
    • Maintaining Rough-Cut Capacity Models
  11. 18Material Requirements Planning13 tópicos
    • Inputs and Outputs of MRP
    • Gross Requirements and Scheduled Receipts
    • Netting Against Available Inventory
    • Planned Order Receipts and Releases
    • Lead Time Offsetting and Time Phasing
    • Multilevel Requirement Explosion
    • Pegging Supply to Demand
    • Rescheduling and Cancellation Messages
    • Firm Planned Orders and Planner Overrides
    • Material Availability Dates and Shortage Signals
    • MRP Assumptions and Capacity Limitations
    • Planning Nervousness and Parameter Stability
    • Reviewing MRP Results Before Execution
  12. 19Production Lot Sizing and Material Planning Policies12 tópicos
    • Lot-for-Lot Replenishment
    • Fixed Quantity and Fixed Period Policies
    • Economic Production Quantity Concepts
    • Dynamic Lot Sizing Across Periods
    • Setup Costs and Inventory Carrying Costs
    • Minimum Runs and Packaging Multiples
    • Batch Size Constraints and Equipment Limits
    • Shelf-Life Limits on Production Quantities
    • Coordinated Ordering of Related Components
    • Planned Yield and Scrap Allowances
    • Choosing Lot Policies by Material Behavior
    • Sensitivity of Plans to Lot-Sizing Parameters
  13. 20Detailed Capacity Requirements Planning12 tópicos
    • Loading Planned and Released Orders
    • Operation-Level Resource Requirements
    • Remaining Work and Order Status
    • Infinite and Finite Capacity Views
    • Machine and Labor Load Profiles
    • Setup and Run Time Contributions
    • Resource Availability and Calendar Exceptions
    • Overload Resolution and Order Rephasing
    • Alternate Resources and Routing Changes
    • Feedback From Capacity Plans to Material Plans
    • Detecting Infeasible Lead Time Assumptions
    • Keeping Capacity Plans Aligned With Shop-Floor Reality
  14. 21Short-Term Planning and Sales and Operations Execution11 tópicos
    • Daily and Weekly Demand-Supply Reconciliation
    • Near-Term Shortages and Delivery Risks
    • Firm Orders and Immediate Capacity Commitments
    • Exception Prioritization by Customer Impact
    • Escalating Decisions Beyond Planner Authority
    • Allocation, Expediting, and Schedule Adjustment
    • Distinguishing Temporary Issues From Structural Gaps
    • Tracking Recovery Actions and Responsible Owners
    • Synchronizing Procurement, Production, and Logistics
    • Feeding Execution Learning Into Tactical Plans
    • Measuring Short-Term Plan Adherence

Estágio 3

Scheduling & Execution

Fabricar dentro do prazo

10 módulos · 120 tópicos

  1. 22Production Scheduling Fundamentals12 tópicos
    • Planning, Scheduling, and Dispatching Boundaries
    • Orders, Operations, Resources, and Constraints
    • Forward and Backward Scheduling
    • Due Dates, Release Dates, and Operation Precedence
    • Finite Scheduling and Feasible Start Times
    • Makespan, Flow Time, Lateness, and Tardiness
    • Schedule Objectives and Conflicting Priorities
    • Shortest Processing Time and Earliest Due Date Rules
    • Critical Ratio and Slack-Based Priorities
    • Sequence-Dependent Setup Times
    • Schedule Stability and Rescheduling Frequency
    • Evaluating Schedules Beyond Resource Utilization
  2. 23Job Shop and Flexible Manufacturing Scheduling12 tópicos
    • Routing Diversity and Shared Work Centers
    • Resource Eligibility and Alternate Machines
    • Parallel Machine Assignment
    • Queue Priorities at Individual Work Centers
    • Bottleneck-First Scheduling Approaches
    • Synchronizing Components for Assembly Orders
    • Tooling, Skill, and Fixture Constraints
    • Lot Splitting and Operation Overlap
    • Reentrant Flows and Repeated Operations
    • Rush Orders and Schedule Disruption
    • Managing High-Mix Workloads
    • Comparing Dispatching Rules With Operating Data
  3. 24Flow Line and Assembly Scheduling12 tópicos
    • Production Rates and Line Output Targets
    • Customer Demand Pace and Available Production Time
    • Mixed-Model Production Sequences
    • Workload Balance Across Operating Stations
    • Component Availability at Assembly Points
    • Product Mix and Station Overload
    • Changeover Windows and Sequence Restrictions
    • Buffer Locations and Line Starvation
    • Blocking and Downstream Congestion
    • Coordinating Parallel Lines and Shared Resources
    • Planned Stops and Schedule Recovery
    • Measuring Sequence and Production Plan Adherence
  4. 25Batch and Continuous Process Scheduling13 tópicos
    • Batch Campaigns and Production Cycles
    • Minimum Batch Sizes and Tank Capacities
    • Product Families and Changeover Matrices
    • Cleaning and Preparation Time Constraints
    • Shared Utilities and Process Resource Limits
    • Intermediate Storage and Tank Allocation
    • Material Compatibility and Sequence Restrictions
    • Shelf Life Between Processing Stages
    • Co-Product and By-Product Balances
    • Production Yield and Variable Output Quantities
    • Continuous Run Lengths and Shutdown Windows
    • Coordinating Production and Packaging Schedules
    • Managing Process Upsets in Operating Plans
  5. 26Make-to-Order and Engineer-to-Order Operations12 tópicos
    • Order-Specific Product and Resource Requirements
    • Quote Lead Times and Order Acceptance
    • Engineering Release and Production Readiness
    • Long-Lead Material Commitments
    • Project Milestones and Manufacturing Dependencies
    • Order-Specific Bills of Material and Routings
    • Shared Capacity Across Customer Projects
    • Change Orders and Schedule Impact
    • Project Material Allocation and Traceability
    • Progress Measurement and Remaining Work
    • Partial Deliveries and Customer Acceptance Interfaces
    • Closing Orders and Reviewing Delivery Performance
  6. 27Bottleneck Management and Work-in-Process Control12 tópicos
    • Identifying the Current System Constraint
    • Persistent and Temporary Bottlenecks
    • Protecting Constraint Capacity
    • Starvation, Blocking, and Lost Throughput
    • Buffer Placement Around Critical Resources
    • Work-in-Process Limits and Flow Targets
    • Product Mix Decisions at Constrained Resources
    • Transfer Batch and Process Batch Choices
    • Lead Time Effects of Excess Order Release
    • Managing Rework at Bottleneck Operations
    • Tracking Constraint Movement After Changes
    • Measuring Throughput Gains at System Level
  7. 28Order Release and Replenishment Signals11 tópicos
    • Planned, Firmed, and Released Production Orders
    • Material and Capacity Readiness for Release
    • Time-Phased and Rate-Based Release Policies
    • Push Release and Pull Replenishment
    • Kanban Quantities and Replenishment Parameters
    • Constant Work-in-Process Release Concepts
    • Supermarket and Point-of-Use Replenishment Interfaces
    • Buffer Status and Replenishment Priorities
    • Release Controls for High-Mix Production
    • Preventing Duplicate or Premature Releases
    • Revising Signal Quantities as Conditions Change
  8. 29Shop-Floor Execution and Production Reporting12 tópicos
    • Dispatch Lists and Current Work Priorities
    • Work Order Start, Completion, and Closure
    • Material Issue and Component Consumption
    • Backflushing and Its Data Assumptions
    • Labor and Machine Time Reporting
    • Good Output, Scrap, and Rework Quantities
    • Work-in-Process Location and Status
    • Partial Completions and Split Orders
    • Production Holds and Release Interfaces
    • Shift Handover and Unfinished Work
    • Actual Performance Feedback to Planning
    • Correcting Execution Records Without Losing Traceability
  9. 30Workforce and Shift Planning12 tópicos
    • Labor Demand From Production Requirements
    • Skill Matrices and Resource Eligibility
    • Shift Patterns and Coverage Requirements
    • Overtime, Temporary Labor, and Subcontracted Work
    • Crew Size and Shared Labor Constraints
    • Absence, Training, and Break Allowances
    • Cross-Training and Workforce Flexibility
    • Learning Curves and New Team Productivity
    • Labor Availability in Finite Schedules
    • Fatigue and Sustainable Workload Considerations
    • Workforce Plan Changes and Communication
    • Evaluating Labor Plans Against Delivered Output
  10. 31In-Plant Material Logistics12 tópicos
    • Material Flow From Receiving to Production
    • Point-of-Use Storage and Line-Side Inventory
    • Kitting and Sequenced Material Supply
    • Bulk Feeding and Direct-to-Line Delivery
    • Internal Delivery Routes and Replenishment Frequency
    • Container Quantities and Handling Units
    • Empty Container and Packaging Return Loops
    • Material Shortages at Workstations
    • Synchronizing Feeding With Production Sequences
    • Managing Shared Staging Areas
    • Internal Transfer Confirmation and Inventory Visibility
    • Balancing Handling Effort Against Line Availability

Estágio 4

Inventory

Estoque suficiente, nunca demais

9 módulos · 108 tópicos

  1. 32Inventory Structure and Classification12 tópicos
    • Raw Materials, Work in Process, and Finished Goods
    • Cycle, Safety, Pipeline, and Anticipation Stock
    • Decoupling Inventory and Strategic Buffers
    • Owned, Consigned, and Customer-Owned Stock
    • Available, Reserved, Blocked, and In-Transit Inventory
    • ABC and Demand-Variability Classification
    • Criticality and Substitutability Segmentation
    • Inventory Value and Physical Quantity Views
    • Inventory Turns and Days of Supply
    • Stockout, Backorder, and Lost-Sales Behavior
    • Inventory Policy Ownership by Segment
    • Reviewing Inventory Beyond Aggregate Totals
  2. 33Replenishment Economics and Basic Lot Policies12 tópicos
    • Ordering, Setup, Holding, and Shortage Costs
    • Economic Order Quantity Assumptions
    • Economic Production Quantity Assumptions
    • Order Quantity and Order Frequency Tradeoffs
    • Quantity Discounts and Total Acquisition Cost
    • Minimum Order Quantities and Supplier Pack Sizes
    • Freight Consolidation and Order Economics
    • Joint Replenishment of Related Items
    • Lead Time and Pipeline Inventory
    • Single-Period Inventory Decisions
    • Newsvendor Underage and Overage Costs
    • Testing Economic Policies Against Real Constraints
  3. 34Safety Stock and Uncertain Replenishment13 tópicos
    • Demand Uncertainty During Replenishment Lead Time
    • Replenishment Lead Time Variability
    • Cycle Service Level and Fill Rate
    • Safety Stock and Reorder Point Relationships
    • Service Targets by Item and Customer Need
    • Normal Approximations and Their Limits
    • Intermittent Demand and Nonstandard Distributions
    • Correlated Demand and Replenishment Delays
    • Risk Pooling Across Demand Sources
    • Demand Forecast Error and Buffer Sizing
    • Backorders and Lost Sales in Buffer Decisions
    • Simulating Service Before Changing Stock Targets
    • Updating Safety Stock as Conditions Change
  4. 35Inventory Review and Replenishment Policies12 tópicos
    • Continuous Review Policies
    • Periodic Review Policies
    • Reorder Points and Order-Up-To Levels
    • Inventory Position and Open Supply
    • Review Period and Protection Period
    • Min-Max and Base-Stock Policies
    • Replenishment Under Supplier Calendar Constraints
    • Emergency Orders and Expedited Supply
    • Substitution and Transfer Before Reordering
    • Parameter Exceptions for Critical Materials
    • Policy Performance Across Demand Segments
    • Replenishment Parameter Review and Approval
  5. 36Distribution Requirements and Multi-Echelon Inventory12 tópicos
    • Distribution Networks and Stocking Echelons
    • Local and Echelon Inventory Views
    • Distribution Requirements Planning
    • Time-Phased Transfer Requirements
    • Deployment From Central to Regional Locations
    • Service Targets Across Inventory Stages
    • Centralization and Risk Pooling Tradeoffs
    • Upstream and Downstream Buffer Coordination
    • Lateral Transshipments and Inventory Rebalancing
    • Multi-Echelon Lead Time Dependencies
    • Avoiding Duplicate Safety Buffers
    • Coordinating Production and Distribution Plans
  6. 37Inventory Accuracy and Physical Control12 tópicos
    • Inventory Records and Physical Stock
    • Transaction Timing and Record Accuracy
    • Lot, Serial, and Location Identification
    • Receiving, Issue, Transfer, and Adjustment Controls
    • Cycle Count Planning and Prioritization
    • Full Physical Inventory Planning
    • Counting During Ongoing Operations
    • Investigating Inventory Variances
    • Negative Inventory and Unposted Transactions
    • Shrinkage, Damage, and Unrecorded Consumption
    • Root Causes of Repeated Record Errors
    • Closing Corrections and Preventing Recurrence
  7. 38Perishable and Shelf-Life-Constrained Inventory12 tópicos
    • Shelf Life, Expiry, and Remaining Usable Life
    • First-Expiry-First-Out Allocation
    • Customer Minimum Remaining-Life Requirements
    • Aging Inventory in Multi-Stage Networks
    • Temperature and Handling Condition Interfaces
    • Cold Storage Capacity and Replenishment Constraints
    • Production Timing for Perishable Products
    • Demand Uncertainty and Waste Tradeoffs
    • Expiry Risk in Long Transport Lanes
    • Temperature Excursions and Stock Disposition Interfaces
    • Reallocation and Recovery Before Expiry
    • Monitoring Waste, Freshness, and Service Together
  8. 39Excess, Obsolete, and Slow-Moving Inventory11 tópicos
    • Defining Excess Against Future Requirements
    • Slow Movement and Intermittent Demand
    • Obsolescence From Product and Engineering Changes
    • Aging Profiles and Exposure Analysis
    • Surplus Inventory Across Multiple Locations
    • Cancellation and Rescheduling of Open Supply
    • Reuse, Substitution, and Reallocation Options
    • Supplier Returns and Commercial Recovery
    • Rework and Conversion Decision Interfaces
    • Disposition and Inventory Provisioning Interfaces
    • Preventing Repeated Excess Through Planning Changes
  9. 40Service Parts and Aftermarket Supply12 tópicos
    • Installed Base and Service Demand Drivers
    • Critical and Noncritical Spare Parts
    • Repairable and Consumable Item Categories
    • Intermittent Demand and Low-Volume Stocking
    • Service Response Targets and Parts Availability
    • Central, Regional, and Field Stock Locations
    • Emergency Parts Distribution
    • Repair Turnaround and Replenishment Loops
    • Supersession and Interchangeability Records
    • End-of-Life Parts and Last-Time Procurement
    • Coordination With Field Service and Maintenance Teams
    • Balancing Service Commitments and Inventory Exposure

Estágio 5

Sourcing, Network & Logistics

Fornecedores, armazéns, caminhões, portos

24 módulos · 287 tópicos

  1. 41Sourcing Strategy and Make-or-Buy Decisions12 tópicos
    • Supply Market Structure and Category Segmentation
    • Strategic and Transactional Purchasing Needs
    • Internal Capability and External Supply Options
    • Make-or-Buy Cost and Capacity Boundaries
    • Single, Dual, and Multiple Sourcing
    • Local, Regional, and Global Sourcing
    • Supplier Concentration and Dependency
    • Capacity Flexibility and Supply Commitments
    • Total Cost of Ownership in Sourcing
    • Intellectual Property and Operational Dependency Interfaces
    • Sourcing Decisions Across the Product Lifecycle
    • Transition Planning Between Sources
  2. 42Supplier Discovery, Selection, and Qualification12 tópicos
    • Supplier Requirements and Selection Criteria
    • Requests for Information, Quotations, and Proposals
    • Technical and Commercial Bid Comparability
    • Supplier Capacity and Delivery Capability
    • Lead Time Evidence and Production Readiness
    • Financial and Operational Viability Indicators
    • Quality Qualification Evidence and Approval Status
    • Supplier Location and Logistics Feasibility
    • Responsible Sourcing Requirements
    • Pilot Orders and Qualification Milestones
    • Supplier Onboarding and Master Data Setup
    • Documenting Selection Decisions and Remaining Risks
  3. 43Purchasing and Procure-to-Pay Execution12 tópicos
    • Purchase Requisitions and Demand Authorization
    • Purchase Order Creation and Required Fields
    • Blanket Orders and Scheduled Releases
    • Supplier Order Acknowledgment
    • Requested, Confirmed, and Revised Delivery Dates
    • Purchase Order Changes and Approval Controls
    • Open Order Management and Aging
    • Receipt Confirmation and Discrepancy Handling
    • Invoice, Order, and Receipt Matching
    • Payment Exceptions and Procurement Follow-Up
    • Closing Purchase Orders and Residual Commitments
    • Measuring Purchasing Process Performance
  4. 44Commercial Terms and Supply Agreements12 tópicos
    • Scope, Specifications, and Delivery Commitments
    • Price Structures and Quantity Breaks
    • Indexation, Currency, and Price Adjustment Interfaces
    • Minimum Purchases and Volume Commitments
    • Forecast Commitments and Purchase Obligations
    • Capacity Reservations and Flexibility Windows
    • Lead Time and Schedule Change Agreements
    • Ownership of Tooling, Materials, and Inventory
    • Consignment and Vendor-Managed Stock Terms
    • Warranty, Returns, and Nonconformance Interfaces
    • Exit, Transition, and Continuity Provisions
    • Translating Agreements Into Executable Planning Rules
  5. 45Supplier Collaboration and Performance Management12 tópicos
    • Shared Forecasts and Supply Schedules
    • Supplier Capacity Reviews
    • Schedule Acceptance and Commitment Tracking
    • Supply Visibility Across Multiple Tiers
    • Delivery Reliability and Lead Time Performance
    • Supplier Scorecards and Metric Definitions
    • Joint Resolution of Repeated Supply Problems
    • Supplier Development Priorities
    • Demand Changes and Commercial Alignment
    • Capacity Investment and Long-Term Collaboration
    • Escalation Paths and Recovery Commitments
    • Reviewing Collaboration Outcomes Against Service and Cost
  6. 46Inbound Supply Control and Expediting12 tópicos
    • Open Supply and Material Readiness Reviews
    • Shortage Lists and Requirement Priorities
    • Confirming Actual Supplier Progress
    • Production Completion and Shipment Readiness
    • Advance Shipment Notifications
    • Estimated Arrival Dates and Milestone Tracking
    • Partial Shipments and Consolidated Deliveries
    • Alternate Supply and Approved Substitutions
    • Expediting Costs and Expected Service Benefits
    • Distinguishing Transport Delays From Production Delays
    • Exception Ownership Across Supplier and Logistics Teams
    • Closing Shortages and Reviewing Root Causes
  7. 47Contract Manufacturing and Outsourced Operations12 tópicos
    • Outsourcing Scope and Operating Responsibilities
    • Full-Service and Toll Manufacturing Models
    • Customer-Owned and Supplier-Owned Materials
    • Material Provisioning to External Manufacturers
    • BOM, Routing, and Revision Alignment
    • External Capacity Reservations and Schedule Commitments
    • Work-in-Process Visibility at Partner Sites
    • Yield, Scrap, and Consumption Reconciliation
    • Finished Goods Acceptance and Transfer Interfaces
    • Subcontract Operation Planning and Reporting
    • Liability for Excess and Obsolete Materials
    • Transferring Work Between Internal and External Sites
  8. 48Supply Chain Network Design12 tópicos
    • Supply, Production, Storage, and Demand Nodes
    • Direct, Hub-and-Spoke, and Multi-Echelon Networks
    • Facility Roles and Customer Service Territories
    • Facility Location and Capacity Choices
    • Product and Customer Allocation Across Sites
    • Transportation, Inventory, and Facility Cost Tradeoffs
    • Lead Time and Service Coverage Constraints
    • Single-Site Efficiency and Network Resilience
    • Regionalization and Centralization Options
    • Capacity Expansion and Network Phasing
    • Scenario Testing With Demand and Cost Uncertainty
    • Translating Network Designs Into Operating Policies
  9. 49Supply Chain Coordination and Demand Amplification12 tópicos
    • Local Decisions and End-to-End Outcomes
    • Bullwhip Effects Across Supply Tiers
    • Forecast Updates and Order Amplification
    • Order Batching and Replenishment Distortion
    • Promotions and Forward Buying
    • Rationing and Strategic Ordering Behavior
    • Information Sharing and Common Demand Signals
    • Vendor-Managed Inventory Models
    • Collaborative Forecasting and Replenishment
    • Incentives and Supply Chain Contract Coordination
    • Aligning Measures Across Commercial Partners
    • Testing Coordination Benefits With Operating Evidence
  10. 50Order Management and Delivery Promising12 tópicos
    • Customer Order Capture and Validation
    • Product Configuration and Order Completeness
    • Requested and Confirmed Delivery Dates
    • Available-to-Promise Calculations
    • Capable-to-Promise and Resource Feasibility
    • Inventory Reservation and Demand Allocation
    • Sourcing Orders From Multiple Locations
    • Partial Deliveries and Order Splits
    • Credit and Commercial Release Interfaces
    • Order Changes and Delivery Reconfirmation
    • Customer Communication and Promise Reliability
    • Order Completion, Cancellation, and Closure
  11. 51Shortage Allocation and Backlog Management12 tópicos
    • Distinguishing Backlog, Backorders, and Past-Due Orders
    • Allocation Rules Under Constrained Supply
    • Contractual Priorities and Customer Commitments
    • Scarce Component Allocation Across Products
    • Fair-Share and Priority-Based Allocation
    • Substitution and Alternative Fulfillment Offers
    • Reallocation of Reserved Stock
    • Backlog Aging and Recovery Targets
    • Delivery Promise Changes and Customer Impact
    • Revenue, Service, and Operational Tradeoffs
    • Approval and Traceability of Allocation Decisions
    • Preventing Recurring Shortages Through Policy Changes
  12. 52Warehouse Capacity and Operating Design12 tópicos
    • Warehouse Roles Within the Network
    • Receiving, Storage, Picking, and Shipping Flows
    • Storage Capacity and Throughput Capacity
    • Pallet, Case, and Unit Handling Profiles
    • Storage Media and Operating Constraints
    • Space Utilization and Access Requirements
    • Dock, Staging, and Yard Capacity
    • Peak Volume and Seasonal Capacity Planning
    • Manual and Automated Capacity Interfaces
    • Handling Equipment and Labor Requirements
    • Layout Effects on Travel and Congestion
    • Warehouse Expansion and Overflow Storage Options
  13. 53Receiving, Putaway, and Cross-Docking12 tópicos
    • Inbound Appointments and Dock Scheduling
    • Advance Shipment Data and Receipt Preparation
    • Unloading and Handling Unit Identification
    • Quantity, Condition, and Documentation Checks
    • Receipt Discrepancies and Exception Routing
    • Quality Hold and Release Interfaces
    • Putaway Rules and Location Assignment
    • Directed and System-Confirmed Putaway
    • Cross-Dock Eligibility and Flow Coordination
    • Receipt-to-Availability Lead Time
    • Inbound Congestion and Staging Limits
    • Receiving Accuracy and Transaction Completion
  14. 54Storage, Slotting, and Warehouse Replenishment12 tópicos
    • Fixed and Dynamic Storage Locations
    • Velocity, Size, and Compatibility-Based Slotting
    • Forward Picking and Reserve Storage
    • Replenishment Triggers for Picking Locations
    • Pick-Face Capacity and Refill Frequency
    • Lot, Serial, and Expiry-Based Storage Rules
    • Storage Segregation and Inventory Status Control
    • Location Congestion and Travel Distance
    • Re-Slotting for Seasonal and Assortment Changes
    • Empty Location and Space Recovery Management
    • Storage Audits and Location Accuracy
    • Balancing Pick Productivity and Replenishment Effort
  15. 55Picking, Packing, and Shipping Operations12 tópicos
    • Discrete, Batch, Zone, and Wave Picking
    • Order Release Into Warehouse Work
    • Pick Sequencing and Travel Reduction
    • Short Picks and Inventory Exceptions
    • Order Consolidation and Sorting
    • Packing Verification and Shipment Completeness
    • Carton Selection and Packing Constraints
    • Labeling and Shipping Documentation
    • Carrier Cutoffs and Dispatch Priorities
    • Loading Sequence and Vehicle Readiness
    • Shipment Confirmation and Inventory Posting
    • Outbound Accuracy, Throughput, and Cycle Time
  16. 56Omnichannel Fulfillment and Last-Mile Operations12 tópicos
    • Shared Inventory Across Sales Channels
    • Store, Warehouse, and Supplier Fulfillment Options
    • Ship-From-Store and Customer Pickup Models
    • Channel Reservations and Availability Consistency
    • Split Shipments and Order Consolidation Tradeoffs
    • Same-Day and Time-Window Service Constraints
    • Delivery Density and Last-Mile Capacity
    • Pickup Points and Alternative Delivery Locations
    • Failed Delivery and Redelivery Handling
    • Proof of Delivery and Customer Notifications
    • Returns Across Different Fulfillment Channels
    • Measuring Service and Cost by Fulfillment Path
  17. 57Transportation Modes and Freight Decisions11 tópicos
    • Road, Rail, Air, Ocean, and Intermodal Transport
    • Full-Load, Less-Than-Load, and Parcel Services
    • Transit Time and Service Variability
    • Freight Rates, Minimum Charges, and Surcharges
    • Weight, Volume, and Dimensional Charging
    • Shipment Consolidation and Frequency Tradeoffs
    • Product Handling and Mode Suitability
    • Transport Damage and Cargo Protection
    • Expedite Options and Recovery Costs
    • Mode Choice and Pipeline Inventory
    • Comparing Total Delivered Cost Across Alternatives
  18. 58Transportation Planning, Routing, and Dispatch12 tópicos
    • Shipment Requirements and Transport Orders
    • Lane Planning and Route Structures
    • Vehicle Capacity and Load Compatibility
    • Pickup and Delivery Time Windows
    • Route Sequencing and Stop Constraints
    • Milk Runs and Multi-Stop Collections
    • Backhauls and Empty-Mile Reduction
    • Fleet Availability and Dispatch Readiness
    • Driver, Carrier, and Local Operating Constraints
    • Dynamic Changes and Route Replanning
    • Arrival Estimates and Exception Communication
    • Route Performance and Vehicle Utilization
  19. 59Carrier and Logistics Service Provider Management12 tópicos
    • Carrier and Third-Party Logistics Selection
    • Service Scope and Responsibility Boundaries
    • Freight Tenders and Rate Comparability
    • Capacity Commitments and Peak Season Coverage
    • Routing Guides and Carrier Assignment Rules
    • Shipment Tender Acceptance
    • Service-Level Agreements and Performance Definitions
    • Freight Invoice Verification and Disputes
    • Loss, Damage, and Claims Interfaces
    • Provider Scorecards and Review Meetings
    • Backup Providers and Transition Readiness
    • Managing Logistics Outsourcing Dependencies
  20. 60International Freight Operations12 tópicos
    • International Shipment Planning and Lead Time Components
    • Freight Forwarders, Carriers, and Consolidators
    • Container Booking and Equipment Availability
    • Port, Terminal, and Inland Transport Interfaces
    • Shipping Cutoffs and Document Deadlines
    • Full-Container and Less-Than-Container Flows
    • Transshipment and Route Complexity
    • Port Congestion and Schedule Reliability
    • Demurrage, Detention, and Storage Cost Drivers
    • Shipment Milestones and Arrival Coordination
    • Delivery Responsibilities Under Incoterms Rules
    • Managing International Transit Exceptions
  21. 61Trade Documentation and Customs Interfaces12 tópicos
    • Seller, Buyer, Exporter, Importer, and Broker Roles
    • Commercial Invoices and Packing Lists
    • Transport Documents and Shipment References
    • Product Classification and Customs Data
    • Country of Origin and Supporting Evidence
    • Customs Value and Landed Cost Inputs
    • Import and Export Authorization Interfaces
    • Restricted Goods and Specialist Review Requirements
    • Delivery Risk, Ownership, and Payment as Separate Issues
    • Broker Instructions and Filing Accuracy
    • Customs Holds and Release Coordination
    • Record Retention and Document Reconciliation
  22. 62Packaging, Unit Loads, and Returnable Assets12 tópicos
    • Primary, Secondary, and Transport Packaging
    • Product Protection and Handling Requirements
    • Pallet Patterns and Unit Load Stability
    • Packaging Dimensions and Freight Utilization
    • Standard Containers and Handling Compatibility
    • Labels, Identifiers, and Scan Readability
    • Customer Packaging and Presentation Requirements
    • Damage Prevention Across Transfer Points
    • Returnable Containers and Asset Ownership
    • Container Pool Sizing and Return Cycle Time
    • Lost Packaging Assets and Recovery Controls
    • Packaging Cost, Waste, and Service Tradeoffs
  23. 63Returns and Reverse Logistics12 tópicos
    • Customer Return Authorization
    • Commercial Returns and Defective Product Returns
    • Return Collection and Transport Consolidation
    • Receipt, Identification, and Condition Triage
    • Refund and Credit Process Interfaces
    • Restock, Repair, Refurbish, Recycle, and Disposal Paths
    • Return Inventory Status and Segregation
    • Recovery Value and Processing Cost
    • Fraud, Misidentification, and Incomplete Returns
    • Reverse Flow Capacity and Seasonality
    • Return Cycle Time and Customer Experience
    • Feeding Return Reasons Into Upstream Decisions
  24. 64Repair, Refurbishment, and Closed-Loop Operations12 tópicos
    • Repair and Refurbishment Operating Models
    • Returned Core Availability and Condition Uncertainty
    • Inspection Results as Planning Inputs
    • Repair Material and Component Requirements
    • Repair Routing and Capacity Allocation
    • Turnaround Targets and Customer Exchange Commitments
    • Remanufactured Output and Recovered Components
    • New and Recovered Material Supply Coordination
    • Recovery Yield and Unusable Returns
    • Core Ownership, Deposits, and Return Tracking
    • Closed-Loop Inventory and Flow Reconciliation
    • Evaluating Recovery Options by Service and Total Cost

Estágio 6

Performance, Systems & Resilience

Custo, caixa e sobreviver a choques

14 módulos · 169 tópicos

  1. 65Supply Chain Costing and Cost to Serve12 tópicos
    • Purchase, Conversion, Storage, and Distribution Costs
    • Fixed, Variable, and Step Costs
    • Standard and Actual Cost Views
    • Activity-Based Cost Drivers
    • Landed Cost and Total Acquisition Cost
    • Inventory Carrying Cost Components
    • Expediting, Shortage, and Failure Costs
    • Customer, Product, and Channel Cost to Serve
    • Cost Allocation and Misleading Averages
    • Incremental Costs for Operating Decisions
    • Avoidable Costs and Sunk Commitments
    • Comparing End-to-End Cost Scenarios
  2. 66Working Capital and Operational Cash Flow12 tópicos
    • Inventory, Receivables, and Payables in Operations
    • Cash-to-Cash Cycle Components
    • Inventory Value Across Raw Material, WIP, and Finished Goods
    • Pipeline Stock and Ownership Timing
    • Payment Terms and Supplier Continuity
    • Customer Billing and Delivery Milestones
    • Consignment and Ownership Transfer Effects
    • Inventory Reduction and Service Tradeoffs
    • Slow-Moving Stock and Cash Exposure
    • Volume Growth and Working Capital Requirements
    • Cash Impacts of Production and Sourcing Decisions
    • Reconciling Operational Plans With Finance Assumptions
  3. 67Performance Measurement and Operating Reviews13 tópicos
    • Service, Cost, Inventory, Flow, and Capacity Measures
    • On-Time and In-Full Delivery Definitions
    • Requested-Date and Confirmed-Date Performance
    • Order, Line, Unit, and Value-Based Metrics
    • Perfect Order and End-to-End Fulfillment Measures
    • Production Schedule Adherence and Attainment
    • Supplier Delivery and Lead Time Reliability
    • Inventory Availability, Turns, and Aging
    • Warehouse and Transportation Productivity
    • Leading and Lagging Indicators
    • Metric Ownership and Measurement Boundaries
    • Balanced Reviews and Avoiding Local Optimization
    • Converting Performance Gaps Into Owned Actions
  4. 68ERP and Operational System Workflows12 tópicos
    • ERP, MRP II, and Planning System Roles
    • Demand, Supply, and Inventory Records
    • Sales Orders and Purchase Orders
    • Planned Orders and Production Orders
    • Transfer Orders and Interplant Movements
    • Reservations, Allocations, and Availability Checks
    • Goods Receipts, Issues, and Consumption Posting
    • Order Status and Transaction Dependencies
    • Warehouse and Transportation System Interfaces
    • Manufacturing Execution and Planning Feedback
    • Advanced Planning and Scheduling Interfaces
    • Transaction Reconciliation and Period Closure
  5. 69Operational Data Integration and Visibility12 tópicos
    • Shared Item, Location, and Partner Identifiers
    • Cross-System Unit and Code Mapping
    • Order, Shipment, Receipt, and Inventory Messages
    • Electronic Data Interchange and API Interfaces
    • Event Times, Time Zones, and Update Frequency
    • Missing, Duplicate, and Out-of-Sequence Events
    • Inventory and Order State Reconciliation
    • Supplier and Carrier Data Sharing
    • Exception Alerts and Information Ownership
    • Access Boundaries for Operational Data
    • Data Quality Measures and Correction Workflows
    • Visibility Limitations and Decision Confidence
  6. 70Supply Chain Analytics and Decision Support12 tópicos
    • Turning Operating Questions Into Analytical Models
    • Preparing Demand, Order, Inventory, and Capacity Data
    • Separating Signals From Transaction Errors
    • Product, Supplier, Customer, and Lane Segmentation
    • Service and Cost Driver Analysis
    • Bottleneck and Delay Pattern Analysis
    • Spreadsheet Models and Reproducible Assumptions
    • Exception Prioritization and Planner Worklists
    • What-If Analysis for Operational Alternatives
    • Forecast and Optimization Outputs in Planning Workflows
    • Decision Thresholds and Human Review
    • Evaluating Whether Analytics Changed Operating Results
  7. 71Optimization for Supply Chain and Production Decisions13 tópicos
    • Decision Variables, Objectives, and Constraints
    • Linear Programming for Production and Transportation
    • Integer Decisions and Facility Choices
    • Assignment and Network Flow Models
    • Multi-Period Production and Inventory Models
    • Capacitated Lot Sizing Concepts
    • Scheduling and Routing Optimization Interfaces
    • Soft Constraints and Penalty Costs
    • Multiple Objectives and Service-Cost Tradeoffs
    • Feasibility, Optimality Gaps, and Solver Limits
    • Sensitivity and Scenario Analysis
    • Robust and Stochastic Planning Concepts
    • Translating Model Solutions Into Executable Decisions
  8. 72Simulation of Operational Systems12 tópicos
    • Simulation Questions and System Boundaries
    • Discrete-Event Models of Production and Warehousing
    • Demand, Lead Time, and Processing Variability
    • Queues, Resources, and Routing Logic
    • Inventory Replenishment in Simulation
    • Disruptions and Resource Unavailability
    • Warmup, Run Length, and Replications
    • Model Verification and Validation Against Actual Flows
    • Comparing Policies Under Consistent Scenarios
    • Confidence in Simulated Performance Differences
    • Stress Testing Peak Demand and Supply Delays
    • Documenting Model Assumptions and Limits
  9. 73Supply Chain Risk and Resilience Design12 tópicos
    • Demand, Supply, Process, and Logistics Risk
    • Mapping Critical Suppliers and Materials
    • Multi-Tier Dependencies and Hidden Concentration
    • Geographic and Common-Cause Disruptions
    • Recovery Time and Survival Time Concepts
    • Alternative Sources, Routes, and Facilities
    • Strategic Buffers and Flexible Capacity
    • Risk Pooling and Risk Concentration Tradeoffs
    • Business Continuity Requirements for Partners
    • Early Warning Signals and Escalation Thresholds
    • Resilience Cost and Service Tradeoffs
    • Testing Preparedness Through Disruption Scenarios
  10. 74Disruption Response and Recovery Operations11 tópicos
    • Establishing an Operational Incident Picture
    • Confirming Available Inventory and Remaining Capacity
    • Prioritizing Critical Orders and Commitments
    • Activating Alternative Supply and Transportation
    • Temporary Production and Distribution Reallocation
    • Shortage Communication Across Commercial Teams
    • Recovery Schedules and Capacity Ramp Constraints
    • Backlog Reduction Without Creating New Instability
    • Emergency Cost Tracking and Decision Records
    • Returning From Temporary to Normal Operating Policies
    • Reviewing Disruption Lessons and Preventive Actions
  11. 75Sustainable and Responsible Supply Operations12 tópicos
    • Environmental and Social Requirements in Sourcing
    • Supplier Evidence and Traceable Commitments
    • Material Efficiency and Operational Waste
    • Transport Consolidation and Mode Tradeoffs
    • Warehouse Energy and Resource Use Interfaces
    • Supplier Emissions Data and Reporting Boundaries
    • Packaging Reduction and Reusable Asset Systems
    • Product Life Extension and Recovery Flows
    • Labor and Human Rights Considerations in Supply Networks
    • Sustainability Targets and Service Constraints
    • Comparing Alternatives With Consistent System Boundaries
    • Tracking Improvement Without Unsupported Claims
  12. 76Traceability and Controlled Supply Chains12 tópicos
    • Lot and Serial Genealogy Across Supply Stages
    • Chain of Custody and Handover Records
    • Supplier Origin and Material Identity
    • Controlled Storage and Handling Requirements
    • Quarantine, Release, and Restricted Stock Status
    • Expiry and Condition Records Across Transfers
    • Recall Scope and Affected Inventory Identification
    • Customer Shipment Traceability
    • Reconciliation of Distributed and Returned Quantities
    • Documented Operating Evidence for Regulated Products
    • Specialist Approval and Compliance Interfaces
    • Testing Traceability Through Mock Recovery Exercises
  13. 77Multi-Site Production and Inventory Coordination12 tópicos
    • Plant Roles and Product Allocation
    • Shared Components and Competing Site Requirements
    • Interplant Supply Relationships
    • Coordinating Site Calendars and Planning Buckets
    • Capacity Allocation Across Manufacturing Locations
    • Transfer Order Dates and Material Availability
    • Regional Inventory and Service Commitments
    • Intercompany Transaction and Cost Interfaces
    • Balancing Local Constraints With Network Priorities
    • Reallocation During Demand and Supply Changes
    • Cross-Site Planning Governance and Escalation
    • Measuring Network Results Beyond Individual Plant Performance
  14. 78Site Ramp-Up and Operational Transitions12 tópicos
    • New Facility and Operating Model Readiness
    • Supplier, Material, and Inventory Transition Plans
    • Initial Capacity and Workforce Ramp Assumptions
    • Master Data and System Readiness
    • Warehouse Moves and Stock Reconciliation
    • Manufacturing Transfers Between Locations
    • Parallel Operation and Cutover Windows
    • Customer Service Protection During Transitions
    • Buffer Inventory and Temporary Logistics Arrangements
    • Readiness Gates and Go-Live Criteria
    • Stabilization Metrics and Issue Resolution
    • Handover to Routine Operations

Estágio 7

Practicum & Capstone

A cadeia de uma empresa, planejada

4 módulos · 43 tópicos

  1. 79Demand and Inventory Planning Practicum10 tópicos
    • Building a Clean Demand and Inventory Dataset
    • Segmenting Items by Volume, Variability, and Criticality
    • Comparing Forecast Baselines at the Relevant Horizon
    • Setting Service Targets and Inventory Policies
    • Estimating Replenishment Buffers Under Uncertainty
    • Testing Supplier Lead Time and Order Quantity Effects
    • Evaluating Multi-Location Stock Placement
    • Identifying Excess, Expiry, and Shortage Exposure
    • Comparing Service, Inventory, and Cost Outcomes
    • Presenting a Reproducible Planning Recommendation
  2. 80Production Planning and Scheduling Practicum10 tópicos
    • Translating Demand Into an Aggregate Production Plan
    • Building and Checking a Master Production Schedule
    • Exploding Material Requirements Through a Product Structure
    • Assessing Critical and Detailed Resource Loads
    • Creating a Feasible Production Schedule
    • Applying Order Release and WIP Policies
    • Testing a Material Shortage and Capacity Loss Scenario
    • Revising Priorities and Customer Commitments
    • Comparing Schedule Stability and Delivery Performance
    • Preparing a Production Recovery and Execution Plan
  3. 81Sourcing, Network, and Logistics Practicum10 tópicos
    • Comparing Internal and External Supply Options
    • Evaluating Supplier Proposals on a Common Cost Basis
    • Designing a Production and Distribution Network Scenario
    • Selecting Warehouse and Transport Service Alternatives
    • Planning Replenishment and Shipment Consolidation
    • Evaluating Delivery Promises and Fulfillment Paths
    • Including Returns and Recovery Flows
    • Stress Testing a Supplier or Transport Disruption
    • Comparing Total Cost, Cash, Service, and Resilience
    • Presenting an Operationally Executable Recommendation
  4. 82Integrated Supply Chain and Production Operations Project13 tópicos
    • Defining the Product Portfolio and Customer Service Requirements
    • Mapping Material, Information, and Financial Flows
    • Establishing Demand and Supply Planning Assumptions
    • Designing Sourcing and Replenishment Policies
    • Building Aggregate, Master, Material, and Capacity Plans
    • Developing Production Schedules and Execution Rules
    • Coordinating Warehousing, Transportation, and Order Fulfillment
    • Defining Inventory, Traceability, and Data Controls
    • Evaluating Cost, Working Capital, and Service Tradeoffs
    • Testing Disruption and Recovery Scenarios
    • Establishing Metrics, Decision Ownership, and Review Cadence
    • Preparing Operational Procedures and Implementation Priorities
    • Presenting a Complete End-to-End Operating Plan

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