Design & Evaluate Logistics Systems for Supply Chains

Overview

This case-based course provides learners with an in-depth understanding of logistics and supply chain management through the lens of a real-world e-commerce implementation. Participants will identify foundational logistics principles, describe organizational strategy, analyze operational gaps, evaluate environmental and internal business factors, and implement core logistics functions. By the end of the course, learners will be able to assess the effectiveness and impact of logistics strategies through structured frameworks like IRIC, PESTLE, and Triad Analysis. Designed for professionals and students alike, this course bridges conceptual understanding with practical application, guiding learners through the phases of strategy, execution, and outcome evaluation. Emphasis is placed on critical thinking, structured planning, and performance analysis—core competencies required to build scalable, efficient, and sustainable logistics systems.

Syllabus

Foundations of the Case Study

This module introduces the foundational concepts of logistics and supply chain management through a real-world case study. It examines the core definitions, organizational structure, strategic intent, and the project’s functional roadmap.

Strategic Landscape and Environment Analysis

This module explores the strategic considerations and environmental analysis required for successful supply chain design. It focuses on internal observations, external macro-environmental assessments, and organizational alignment using structured frameworks.

Logistics Execution and Impact

This module presents the detailed execution of logistics systems, covering operations, design, and administration. It concludes with performance evaluation and alignment of outcomes with initial objectives to ensure impact realization.