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Supply Chain Management
1. Introduction to Supply Chain Management
2. Strategic Supply Chain Design
3. Demand Planning and Forecasting
4. Supply Planning and Scheduling
5. Sourcing and Procurement
6. Manufacturing and Operations
7. Inventory Management
8. Logistics and Distribution
9. Reverse Logistics and Sustainability
10. Supply Chain Performance Management
11. Technology and Digital Supply Chain
12. Risk Management and Supply Chain Resilience
13. Sustainability and Corporate Social Responsibility
14. Future Trends and Innovations
Inventory Management
Inventory Fundamentals
Types of Inventory
Raw Materials
Work-in-Process
Finished Goods
Maintenance Repair Operations
Inventory Functions
Decoupling
Cycle Stock
Safety Stock
Anticipation Stock
Inventory Costs
Holding Costs
Storage Costs
Capital Costs
Insurance and Taxes
Obsolescence Risk
Ordering Costs
Order Processing
Transportation
Receiving and Inspection
Shortage Costs
Lost Sales
Backorder Costs
Customer Dissatisfaction
Inventory Control Models
Economic Order Quantity
Basic EOQ Model
EOQ with Quantity Discounts
EOQ Assumptions and Limitations
Reorder Point Systems
Fixed Order Quantity
Lead Time Considerations
Service Level Determination
Safety Stock Management
Safety Stock Calculation Methods
Service Level Concepts
Demand and Lead Time Variability
Periodic Review Systems
Fixed Order Interval
Order-Up-To Level
Comparison with Continuous Review
Inventory Classification and Control
ABC Analysis
Classification Criteria
Inventory Policies by Class
Multi-Criteria Classification
VED Analysis
FSN Analysis
Inventory Control Policies
Advanced Inventory Concepts
Multi-Echelon Inventory
Vendor Managed Inventory
Consignment Inventory
Postponement Strategies
Bullwhip Effect
Causes of Bullwhip Effect
Demand Signal Processing
Order Batching
Price Fluctuations
Rationing and Gaming
Measuring Bullwhip Effect
Mitigation Strategies
Information Sharing
Channel Alignment
Operational Efficiency
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