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Logistics , Transportation, and Supply Chain Program

Logistics , Transportation, and Supply Chain Program. 200 Undergraduate Majors 30-35 MBA students in typical 4 course concentration in supply chain PhD Program—10 Students. LMI Manugistics Lexmark i2 Pepsi U.S. Dept. of Defense American Airlines Booz Allen Hamilton. Verizon AT Kearney

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Logistics , Transportation, and Supply Chain Program

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  1. Logistics , Transportation, and Supply Chain Program • 200 Undergraduate Majors • 30-35 MBA students in typical 4 course concentration in supply chain • PhD Program—10 Students

  2. LMI Manugistics Lexmark i2 Pepsi U.S. Dept. of Defense American Airlines Booz Allen Hamilton Verizon AT Kearney Intel Union Pacfic Owens Corning St. Onge P&G USCO Logistics Employment Opportunities

  3. Supply chain excellence is a pre-requisite • for corporate profitability • Fundamental shift to a technology-driven, • real-time netcentric supply chain model. • Objective: provide students with expertise • in the business logic and tools of the • netcentric real-time supply chain

  4. Objective: • Provide students with hands-on experience with foundation ERP systems and with Advanced Planning and Optimization systems • Components: • demand planning • inventory management • manufacturing planning • distribution management • customer service activities  

  5. Provide students with hands-on experience with strategic planning supply chain tools. • Supply chain network design— • Number/location of distribution centers? • Number/location of suppliers • Points of production and assembly

  6. Lab-based student experiences • Architecture and computer software designs • Prototypes • Global supply chain simulations: • - 24/7 world of a supply chain executive • in a global environment • - Replication of procurement, production, distribution, and marketing decisions • - Bottom line balance sheets and income • statements

  7. Logistics/Supply Chain Courses • BUSI 671 Supply Chain Management • BULM 730 Transportation Management • BULM 732 Logistics Management • BULM 733 International Logistics and Transportation Management • BULM 742 Managing Technology in the Supply Chain • BULM 744 Managing the Real Time Supply Chain • BULM 758 Extending Advanced Supply Chain Planning Across the Enterprise

  8. Core Course • BUSI 671 Supply Chain Logistics and Operations Management • Facility Location • Value of Information in the Supply Chain • Inventory Models • Supply Chain Information Systems • Shared with the DIT department

  9. Functional Electives • BULM 732 Logistics Management • Complements BMGT 671 but no prerequisites • Spring in Baltimore • Weekend Format • Prof. Martin Dresner • Summer in DC • Weekend Format • Prof. Bill DeWitt • BULM 758 Week-long Study Abroad Trips • Last summer in Port of Rotterdam (this summer TBA)

  10. Technology Electives • BULM 742 Managing Technology in the Supply Chain • Fall in College Park (Supply Chain Teaching Lab) and Spring in Shady Grove • Oracle Advanced Supply Chain Planning • Weekend Format • Prof. Thomas Corsi and Prof. Phil Evers • BULM 758 Extending Advanced Supply Chain Planning Across the Enterprise • Spring in Shady Grove • Oracle Demand Planning/Inventory Optimization and SAP Advanced Planning and Optimization modules • Weekend Format • Prerequisite: BULM 742 • Prof. Thomas Corsi and Prof. Phil Evers

  11. Strategic Elective • BULM 744 Managing the Real-Time Supply Chain • Spring in DC • Weekend Format • Technology Architecture • Supply Chain Simulation Gaming Experience • Prof. Thomas Corsi and Prof. Sandy Boyson

  12. What Would You Be Doing? • Consulting Firm • Optimize supply chain networks • Recommend supply chain software • Plan warehouse layouts • Supply chain re-engineering • Manufacturing/Service Firm • Same as above • Plan production, purchasing, manage supplier relations • Yield Management

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