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A practical supply chain course

A course built from the problems I actually ran into on the job, not from translated slides. It is still in production — leave your email to hear first, and to get the early-group price.

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You will be the first to know when enrolment opens, with a discount for the first cohort.

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Planned curriculum

  1. 01

    Supply chain foundations

    The whole picture: flow of goods, cash and information. Understanding why these three fall out of sync explains almost every operational problem.

  2. 02

    Demand forecasting for small companies

    Forecasting when you have six months of sales data and a spreadsheet. Methods simple enough to actually maintain every week.

  3. 03

    Inventory management

    Reorder points, safety stock, ABC-XYZ classification. A definitive answer to how much to order and when.

  4. 04

    Purchasing and supplier management

    Finding, evaluating and negotiating with suppliers. Building a scoring rubric instead of choosing on instinct.

  5. 05

    Warehousing and fulfilment

    In-house or 3PL — at what cost threshold should you switch. Designing goods flow inside a small warehouse.

  6. 06

    S&OP and measuring performance

    Building the planning cadence between sales and operations. The minimum metric set: OTIF, inventory turns, stockout rate.

How it works

Case-based learning

Every session starts from a real situation, not a textbook definition.

Small cohorts with feedback

Assignments are marked with direct feedback — not one-way video.

Fits around a full-time job

Designed for busy people: evening sessions, recordings available any time.

Frequently asked questions

I did not study logistics — can I follow along?

Yes. The course starts from fundamentals and assumes no prior knowledge. The only requirement is that you work, or are about to work, with a real supply chain.

How long is the course?

Planned as six sessions of two hours each, with assignments in between. Exact dates are announced when enrolment opens.

What does it cost?

Pricing is announced when enrolment opens. People on the waiting list get a dedicated early price.

Is there a certificate?

There is a certificate of completion. But the more valuable thing is the set of working spreadsheets you take away and use immediately.