Supply Chain Management KPIs: Metrics Inventory Performance

The performance superpower: KPIs. Key Performance Indicators are essential to anyone creating high performance in their supply chain. Whether you're a logistics manager organising international shipments or an business looking to streamline your warehouse and retail performance, KPIs are one of the most effective business strategies for increasing profits, cashflow and customer satisfaction.

This course is for anyone who takes their business skills and professional development seriously. A good supply chain can deliver high output and high satisfaction while maintaining tight control on costs. KPIs give you a constructive method to track your performance, make better business decisions, identify improvement opportunities and monitor your progress.

This detailed and comprehensive course will help you to identify which key areas of supply chain management you need to have metrics for. Upskill yourself for a bigger role in driving better performance, higher profits and happier customers while keeping your employees safe, satisfied and productive. Supply Chain KPIs: This course provides you with a wide range of specific KPIs, practical tools and techniques to plan and structure your supply chain KPIsFrom looking at how to effectively measure output for your business, to monitoring cashflow and balancing inventory levels, we'll also explore how each of these fit into the higher business objectives of the company.

We'll talk about flexibility being an essential factor in a business's success and how you can use time, capacity and inventory to build it into your operations, allowing you to cope with unexpected changes and disruptions. Together we'll cover the key areas of supply chain performance including how to create an integrated set of KPIs that complement each other, running a robust supply chain & how to present the data clearly using dashboards. We'll cover vital supply chain issues like Costs of Goods Sold, Cash to Cash Cycle Time, Forecast Error and how wastage, dead stock and shrinkage can effect your profit.