Planning & Inventory Management (pim): A-Z
Published 3/2026
Created by Nguyen Phu Quoc
MP4 | Video: h264, 1920x1080 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHz, 2 Ch
Level: Beginner | Genre: eLearning | Language: English | Duration: 140 Lectures ( 15h 39m ) | Size: 15.4 GB
What you'll learn
✓ 1. Understand the core flows of supply chain management (information, material, cash) and how to align operations with business strategy.
✓ 2. Master inventory control techniques including EOQ, Safety Stock, and ABC Analysis to optimize stock levels and reduce holding costs.
✓ 3. Execute Master Production Schedules (MPS) and Material Requirements Planning (MRP) to balance supply and demand efficiently.
✓ 4. Apply quantitative and qualitative forecasting methods to predict future demand and improve supply chain responsiveness.
✓ 5. Identify process bottlenecks and implement Lean manufacturing principles to reduce waste and increase operational speed.
Requirements
● 1. No prior experience in supply chain or logistics is needed. This course is designed to take you from a complete beginner to understanding professional concepts from the ground up.
● 2. Basic arithmetic skills. We will cover some essential business formulas (like forecasting and inventory ordering), but if you can add, subtract, multiply, and divide, you have all the math skills you need!
● 3. A curiosity about how business works. If you have ever wondered how your favorite product gets to the store shelf, you are ready for this course.
Description
This course contains the use of artificial intelligence.
Unlock the Secrets of Supply Chain Management: Planning and Inventory Management (PIM) A-Z
Are you ready to master the invisible engine that runs the global economy?
Every product you touch-from the phone in your hand to the coffee on your desk-has a story. It traveled through a complex network of factories, warehouses, ships, and trucks to reach you. But how does it all happen efficiently? How do companies know exactly how much to make and when to order it?
The answer is Planning and Inventory Management (PIM), and it is the most critical skill set in the modern business world.
This is not your typical, dry academic lecture series. We have stripped away the confusing jargon and the boring textbooks to bring you a practical, real-world guide to Operations Management. Whether you are a complete beginner looking to launch a new career, or a professional wanting to sharpen your skills, this course is your roadmap to success.
What makes this course different? We believe learning should be engaging. That's why we've broken down complex topics into 140 bite-sized, easy-to-digest lessons. We use relatable, everyday examples-like how a grocery store manages milk stock or how a car manufacturer plans production-to explain high-level concepts.
Why Supply Chain? Supply Chain Planning is one of the fastest-growing career paths today. Companies are desperate for people who can analyze data, optimize inventory, and keep goods moving during a crisis. By mastering these fundamentals, you aren't just learning a subject; you are building a recession-proof skillset that is valuable in every industry, from retail to manufacturing to healthcare.
Enroll today and start your journey toward becoming a Supply Chain Planning expert!
Who this course is for
■ 1. Aspiring Supply Chain Professionals: Individuals looking to break into the industry who want a solid, practical foundation without getting bogged down in overly complex academic theory.
■ 2. Junior Buyers, Planners, and Logistics Coordinators: Early-career professionals who are already in the role but want to deepen their understanding of why they do what they do, to perform better and earn a promotion.
■ 3. Entrepreneurs and Small Business Owners: People managing their own products who need to understand how to handle inventory, forecast demand, and deal with suppliers efficiently to save money.
■ 4. Cross-Functional Professionals: People working in Sales, Marketing, Finance, or IT who interact with supply chain teams and want to understand the terminology and challenges their colleagues face.
■ 5. Students and Recent Graduates: Those studying business or operations who want a "real world" perspective to supplement their textbook learning before their first job interview.
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