International Logistics Management
Logistics, Ports, Terminals
INTRODUCTION
In today's globalized world, international logistics plays a pivotal role in global commerce. It coordinates a range of logistics functions that facilitate the planning, procurement, production, movement, distribution, and strategic positioning of goods and services for international business. However, the operating environment for international logisticians is vastly different from the familiar terrain of domestic logistics. This field presents unique challenges that require specific skills and a deep comprehension of the global trade environment.
This course provides an opportunity to understand the complex network of international logistics, where supply chain management goes beyond the transportation of goods. It highlights the importance of integrating international business activities and fostering collaboration between firms. In this context, effective management of information, finance, data, and knowledge is just as critical as the transportation of goods across international boundaries.
OBJECTIVES
After finishing this course, participants will:
Understand logistics developments: how technological advances, economic changes and market dynamics have influenced the practice of logistics, with a particular focus on the international dimension.
Differentiate domestic logistics from international logistics: key principles of logistics in domestic contexts and the challenges introduced by international logistics.
International Logistics and Its Role in Global Commerce: the pivotal function that international logistics plays in global commerce by managing logistics functions for international businesses in a globalized world.
Recognize the unique challenges associated with international logistics, which demand specialized proficiencies and a deep comprehension of the complexities of the global trade environment.
Gain a comprehensive understanding of the different elements that make up this industry, such as procurement, transport, customs clearance, information management, finance, data and knowledge management across borders.
Discover the considerable economic impact of international logistics activities on worldwide commerce: how efficient international logistics can drive economic growth, improve market access and foster international trade relations.
WHO SHOULD ATTEND ?
The course is suitable for the following audience:
Logistics managers, logistics and Supply Chain Professionals; Professionals engaged in international business operations, import and export managers, trade analysts, and international business consultants; Entrepreneurs and Business Owners ;
Policy Analysts, professionals working in government agencies, trade associations, or policy analysis; Professionals in Finance and Insurance, including financial analysts and insurance underwriters;
This course is open to anyone interested in gaining insights into the critical role played by international logistics in the globalized world and its impact on the global economy.
COURSE OUTLINE
Day 1
Introduction to International Logistics
Understanding the Significance of International Logistics
Differences Between International and Domestic Logistics
International Logistics in Supply Chain Management
Day 2
Logistics Functions in Global Trade
Planning and Strategy in International Logistics
Procurement and Sourcing for Global Operations
Production and Manufacturing in an International Context
Transportation Strategies for Cross-Border Movement
Day 3
Complexities of International Logistics
International Insurance and Risk Management
International Payment Methods and Terms of Trade
Day 4
Supply Chain Integration in International Logistics
Collaboration and Information Flow Management in Global Supply Chains
Financial Considerations in International Supply Chains
Data and Knowledge Management in the Global Context
Day 5
Intermediaries and Collaborative Partnerships
The Role of Intermediaries in International Logistics
Collaboration Between Firms: Joint Ventures, Alliances, and Partnerships
Managing Relationships with Suppliers, Distributors, and Service Providers
Enhancing Collaboration for Efficient Global Supply Chains
Day 6
Mitigating Risks in International Logistics
Identifying Inherent Risks and Hazards in International Transportation
Regulatory Compliance: Navigating International Trade Regulations
Disaster and Crisis Management in International Logistics
Day 7
Developments in Logistics Practice
Evolving Technologies in International Logistics
Sustainability and Environmental Considerations
Future Trends in International Logistics
Case Studies and Real-World Applications
Day 8
The Economic Impact of International Logistics
Economic Implications of Efficient International Logistics
Case Studies Demonstrating Economic Benefits
Global Commerce and Market Access
Policy Implications and Trade Facilitation
Applying Knowledge to Real-World Scenarios
IN-HOUSE TRAINING
LMA Training is capable of conducting this training programme exclusively for your delegates. Please e-mail us on admin@lmitac.com for further information and/or to receive a comprehensive proposal.
DOCUMENTATION
High-Quality material has been prepared by the LMAteam for distribution to delegates. In addition, a special note pad to facilitate note-taking will be provided.
CERTIFICATES
Accredited Certificate of completion will be issued to those who attend & successfully complete the programme.
SCHEDULE
Our Course timings commence at 09:00AM12:45PM and 01:00PM - 05:00PM.
REGISTRATION & PAYMENT
Please complete the registration form on the course page & return it to us indicating your preferred mode of payment. For Further Information, please get in touch with us.
CANCELLATION AND REFUND POLICY
Delegates have 14 days from the date of booking to cancel and receive a full refund or transfer to another date free of charge. If less than 14 days notice is given then we will be unable to refund or cancel the booking unless on medical grounds. For more details about the Cancellation and Refund policy, please visit www.lmitac.com/terms-and-conditions/
TRAVEL AND TRANSPORT
We are committed to picking up and dropping off the participants from the airport to the hotel and back.
CONTACT INFO
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DUBAI
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