Optimizing the supply chain (→Flyer)
As part of the “Beer Game” simulation, the participants work in a simplified but very realistic supply chain from the manufacturer to the consumer. In competition with competitors, it is necessary to cover the customer needs at the lowest cost. If everyone does their best and optimizes their own area, the whole chain should benefit – or not? What significance do cooperation and communication have in the supply chain? What is the effect of a lack of experience, fears or unrealistic goals? The participants learn this first-hand. In the subsequent analysis, the personal findings are compiled and supplemented with insights from the system dynamics. How do companies in different industries deal with cooperation and communication today? Which is the best strategy in competition?
This simulation becomes particularly valuable if it also involves internal or external suppliers or customers. The simulation offers a “neutral” platform where participants can discuss problems and solutions without having to personally relate them to their daily interactions. Having a common understanding of the underlying issues makes it much easier to find common solutions in the real world.
The duration of this training is between 4 hours and a full day. The training is offered in English and German and takes place at a location of your choice. The number of participants is at least 4 and at most 40 people.
Logistics for beginners
This training is aimed at people who want to learn essential basics of logistics in one day. On the basis of practical case studies, role-plays and a well-structured theory part, the participants will learn about interrelations and current trends in logistics. The “Logistics Entry” training is especially designed for managers from other departments (e.g. finance, IT, marketing …) who also want to acquire logistics expertise.
The training lasts one day and can be expanded to include company-specific topics if required. The training is offered in English and German and takes place at a location of your choice. The number of participants is not limited (from single coaching to large groups).
Green logistics
In this training you will get to know the essential decision factors in “green logistics”. Which strategies are there and which ones are suitable for you? What is a baseline measurement and how do you do it? Which technologies and processes have proven themselves in practice to reduce energy costs?
Based on practical case studies, role plays and a well-structured theory part, the participants learn how to recognize opportunities in “green logistics” and how to avoid risks. The training “Green Logistics” is especially designed for managers from all disciplines who want to familiarize themselves with the subject matter.
The training lasts one day and is offered in English and German. The training can take place in a location of your choice. The number of participants is not limited (from single coaching to large groups).
Customer Feedback
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