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Dec 22, 2024
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TDW 1051 - Intro to Inventory and Demand Management
Clock Hours: 36
Course Description: This course gives the student an introduction into practical concepts of inventory control including the types of inventory equipment, storage processes and systems, the technologies used to identify and track units in a warehouse or distribution center. The students will also learn about the techniques needed for planning and controlling inventories along with the basic uses of the Warehouse Management System (WMS) and the time proven and reliable AS400 program for the purpose of accountability for those materials/products in inventory.
Student Learning Outcomes: Students will be able to demonstrate knowledge of:
- Introduction to Inventory Management
- Describe the four basic types of inventory
- Describe the concept of ABC inventory system
- Define the ABC inventory matrix
- Describe inventory turnover and how it can be used to manage inventory
- Describe the importance of cycle counting
- Introduction to Demand Management
- Describe the critical importance of outbound-to-customer logistics system
- Describe the growing need for effective demand management
- Describe the types of forecasts that help the demand management process
- Understand the basic principles underlying the sales and operations planning process
- Identify the key steps in the order fulfillment process and how it is related to demand management
- Process within Inventory and Demand Management
- Describe what is an electronic product code (EPC)
- Describe how RFID can be used to manage inventory
- Explain why item tagging is more expensive than case-level tagging in RFID
- Describe big data and the process that firms use it to make better decisions
- Explain the purpose of EOQ and the ROP, the assumptions of the EOQ model and how They can be used together and the two major costs considered in the EOQ model
- Explain why inventory management is important to SCM
- Describe the difference between annual physical inventory count and cycle counting
- Describe Near Field Communication (NFC), its relationship with RFID and its applications
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