Logistic Management

Logistics and Supply chain management is a vocational course and it requires direct exposure to the industry and working technologies in the system in order to learn progressively and at a faster rate and also make the education system more feasible and fragile towards good learning. The field requires exposure and experience in order to turn a naïve person into an expert or guru in the field. Due to this the requirement of highly professional instructors or training providers are necessary for the system, so that, each and every person in the system will get the quality education and with best of the possible benefits in the entire system.

Supply Chain Management

Supply chain management can be explained as the system in which entire process of maintenance and delivery of each and every product delivered to the end user, and the process of delivering that quality product as well the entire sequence and different phases involved in order to achieve that goal in different organizations is done and studied in the best possible way. The supply chain management also deals with the techniques of exclusiviazation and maximization of customer value and increase the quality of user experience in the degree of product development and outsourcing of services in the production system and organizational environment in order to coordinate with all these activities.  

What is Logistics & Supply Chain Management

• Logistics is the process/chain management of transport flow and the storage of goods and services from its origin to it consumptions.
• It includes both inbound & outbound movements and does not include activities such as forecasting and procurement.

• Supply Chain Management (SCM) is the oversight of materials, information, and finances as they move in a process from supplier to manufacturer to wholesaler to retailer to consumer.

• SCM involves coordinating and integrating these flows both within and among companies with the objective of making products available when needed.

• Supply chain management can be divided into 3 main flows:
  Product flow • Information flow • Finances flow

Indian Logistics Scenario

• India spends 13% of its GDP on logistics compared to an average of 10% in other
  developing countries
• India logistics market to double by 2020
• Indian Logistics industry would need 28.4 million skilled people in the “Senior Resource
  Category” in warehouse management by 2022
• Technological change in the logistics industry demands a trained workforce in all
  areas of the sector
• Indian logistics industry is at an inflection point and will reach a market size of over
  $125 billion in coming years

Best Opportunity in India for the students from ILAM

In case of more exposure oriented course, one can enroll in logistics and supply chain management courses offered by ILAM which is Institute of Logistics and Aviation Management, that provides degree courses along with additional certification in logistics from CII (Confederation of Indian Industry) and hold the smart classes with all the IT planning and timely industrial visits that provide a direct exposure to each and every candidate. The ILAM provides a variety, of course, The ILAM provides a variety of courses including:

1. BBA in Logistics and Supply Chain Management- 3 years
2. MBA in Logistics and Supply Chain Management -2 years
3. Ph.D. in Logistics & Supply Chain Management 3 -5 years

Mentioned courses are available at campuses of ILAM. Talking about campuses, ILAM has three major campuses in India, at New Delhi, Bangalore and Mumbai. All these campuses provide a very vast number of facilities, including the greatest library and the follow up of all the digital content. Also, these campuses are Wi-Fi enabled and increase the availability of digital content to all the students. This makes the option of ILAM as the best one to choose in India.