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Overview

Gain real-time insights into inventory levels, supplier performance, transportation logistics, and other critical aspects of the supply chain

Duration

18 hours

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Difficulty level

Beginner

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Course details

What are the course deliverables?
  • SQL foundation
  • Descriptive, diagnostic, predictive, and prescriptive analytics
  • Python foundation
More about this course
  • In the Implementing Supply Chain Analytics: Descriptive, Diagnostic, Predictive and Prescriptive course, you'll discover how implementing analytical methods, models, and tools helps decision-making become more efficient
  • You'll use different types of methods, models, and tools, depending on specific business scenarios or needs, to help you analyze the current state of the supply chain and to lead you to insightful solutions
  • You'll also explore the utilization of supply chain models to evaluate and question the data to optimize the flow of goods, information, and cost in a supply chain to help identify potential improvements, determine the most efficient or practical course of action, and to communicate the impact to the customer

Implementing Supply Chain Analytics
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Curriculum

Progamming languages: Python and SQL

Welcome to supply chain data analyst professional certificate

Welcome to implementing supply chain analytics: Descriptive, diagnostic, predictive and prescriptive

Programming languages

Introduction to Python and SQL

The difference between Python and SQL

When to use SQL

Use basic commands to query data for summarization

Filter out "noise" from available information

Build and standardize a structure for future usage

Optimize search from queries

Test query against sources

When to use Python

Use Python to collect and import data

Use Python to prepare and format data

Use Python to build and evaluate data models

How Python and SQL work together

Unilever positioning statement

Supply chain data analyst professional certificate syllabus

Common features of Python and SQL

Common tools that use SQL

Using Python for data analysis in practice

Programming languages and tools I use

SQL and Python

Using SQL to manage large amounts of data

Using SQL and Python for data analysis

Programming languages in the Supply Chain Analyst role

Data analytics that drive impactful decision making

Welcome to data analytics that drive impactful decision making

Four levels of data analytics

How the four levels of data analytics help drive expected outcomes

Identify the best way to communicate analytics

Descriptive anaytics

Conducting descriptive analytics

Visualizing descriptive analytics

How to identify the root cause

Visualizing diagnostic analytics

Applying predictive algorithms in Python

Applying predictive business rules in Python

Applying predictive algorithims with business rules in Python

Applying prescriptive algorithms to Python

Applying prescriptive business rules in Python

Applying prescriptive algorithms with business rules in Python

Types of data needed for all four levels

Communicating descriptive analytics

Diagnostic Analytics

Communicating diagnostic analytics

Predictive analytics

Visualizing Predictive Analytics

Communicating predictive analytics

Prescriptive analytics

Visualizing prescriptive analytics

Communicating prescriptive analytics

Prosacco Exemplar: Apply predictive and prescriptive analytics

Four levels of data analytics

Descriptive and diagnostic analytics

Predictive analytics

Prosacco Activity: Apply descriptive and diagnostic analytics

Prosacco Activity: Apply predictive and prescriptive analytics

Four levels of analytics

Your recommendations

Supply chain models: Inventory, Continuous Flow, Fast Chain

Welcome to supply chain models: Inventory, Continuous Flow, Fast Chain

Introduction to the Inventory Model

Inventory theory

Most common inventory models

Introduction to Continuous Flow Model

Continuous flow model fundamentals

Continuous flow model applications

Introduction to Fast Chain Model

Fast Chain Model fundamentals

Fast Chain Model applications

Trends and demand

Common constraints in inventory management

Continuous flow success cases

Challenges and constraints

Fast chain success cases

Prosacco Exemplar: Identify inventory strategy

Inventory model

Continuous Flow Model

Prosacco Activity: Identify inventory strategy

Supply Chain Models: Inventory, Continuous Flow, Fast Chain

Supply Chain Models: Efficient Chain, Agile, Custom-Configured, Flexible

Welcome to Supply Chain Models: Efficient Chain, Agile, Custom-Configured, Flexible

Introduction to the Efficient Chain Model

Manufacturing principles

Introduction to the Agile Model

Introduction to the custom-configured model

Custom-configured model fundamentals

Introduction to the Flexible Model

Efficient Chain Model Fundamentals

Introduction to procurement and storage

Efficient Chain Model applications

Efficient chain model success story

Efficient chain model challenges and constraints

Introduction to Project Management

Agile Model Fundamentals and Structure

Agile model success story

Agile model challenges and constraints

Agile model advantages and disadvantages

Custom-Configured Model Applications

Custom-configured model success story

Custom-configured model challenges and constraints

Flexible model fundamentals

Flexible Model Applications

Flexible model success story

Flexible model challenges and constraints

Choosing a Model

Presenting the action plan

What I like most about my job as a Supply Chain Analyst

Continue building your portfolio

Summary

Efficient chain model

Agile model

Custom-configured model

Flexible Model

Prosacco Activity: Supporting the supply chain

Supply chain models: Efficient chain, Agile, custom-configured, flexible

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