Supply Chain Analytics- XLRI Delhi.
A uniquely designed residential programme offered to the working executives across India.
Session starts from 11 March 2024
Session ends on 15 March 2024
ABOUT THE PROGRAMME
Supply Chain Analytics
Competition in today’s market with new products having shorter life-cycles and growing customers’ expectations has forced many companies to focus their attention and invest in their supply chains. Supply Chain Management (SCM) is the integration of key business processes from end user through original suppliers that provides products, services and information that adds value for customers and other stakeholders. Managing supply chains efficiently in firms is vital to succeed in the present context of fierce competition. Business managers must be equipped with an array of tools and techniques to deal with decisions in warehousing operations, location of facilities, layout decisions, inventory decisions, network planning and optimization, transportation decisions, etc. While the past two decades addressed the issues and problems in supply chain management, now, the firms are looking for methods, tools, techniques, models, algorithms and systems to address these issues in supply chains. The techniques that are predominantly developed from decision sciences areas like Statistics and Operations Research along with application software that are applied in the supply chain decision areas are collectively referred to as supply chain analytics. This programme focuses on such Supply Chain Analytical tools to equip practicing managers.
COURSE DETAILS
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The programme will focus more on the mathematical models, algorithms, and methods in various areas of supply chain management and hence some background and aptitude in mathematics would be preferable but not mandatory. There will be some overview of such background in the programme. The programme will use computer-based software and MS Excel based methods as pedagogy.
Senior and middle level executives from private and public sector organizations who work in the logistics and supply chain areas or those who are likely to engage in such domains, executives who are in the development of software and applications for such organizations.
- Overview of Supply Chain Management.
- Overview of Linear Programming and Transportation Problems
- Overview of Statistical Distributions
- Warehousing Decisions
- Inventory Decisions
- Transportation Decisions
- Analytic Hierarchy Process and TOPSIS
- Data Envelopment Analysis
- Fuzzy Logic and Applications
- Machine Learning in Supply Chain Analytics
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11 March – 15 March 2024. XLRI , Delhi
PROGRAM CHARGES
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PROGRAM FEES AND OTHER EXPENSES
- The fee for the programme will be 75,000 plus GST.
- This will include tuition fees and other infrastructure necessities as required for an effective academic program.
- Travel, Boarding and other expense in case of Residential nomination Charges for the single occupancy will be Rs.4000+GST / per day / per candidate.
- Twin sharing will be Rs. 2400/-+GST per day / per participant including all meals over and above the non residential program fee.

PROGRAMME DIRECTORS
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Dr. T.A.S. Vijayaraghavan
B.Sc. (Math), M. Stat. (ISI), PGD in SQC & OR (ISI), Fellow (IIM Bangalore)
Supply Chain Analytics
Dr.T.A.S.Vijayaraghavan is a Professor of Production, Operations and Decision Sciences and Information Systems at XLRI Jamshedpur, India and is a Member of the Governing Board of XLRI Jamshedpur. He is a doctorate from the Indian Institute of Management, Bangalore after his M.Stat and PGD SQC&OR from the Indian Statistical Institute, New Delhi. His research papers appeared in the Transportation Research, Computer & Operations Research, Journal of Supply Chain Management, Transportation Journal, Transportation Research Procedia, Annals of Management Science, Logistics Spectrum, International Journal of Public Sector Management and others. His research interests are in the areas of Sustainable Supply Chain Management, Supply Chain Analytics, Supply Chain Risk Management, Logistics Management and Transportation Planning and Management and guided many doctoral students in these areas. He is also one of the Senior Editors for the Journal of Business Logistics and on the editorial committee of few other International and Indian Journals. He serves as a member in the Board of Studies of the Indian Institute of Materials Management and Member of Academic Councils of few Management institutions . He is presently the Coordinator of the Centre for Logistics and Supply Chain Management at XLRI Jamshedpur. Authored a book recently on “Supply Chain Analytics” recently published by Wiley India.
PROGRAM CONTACT DETAILS
For program related queries, contact
Management Development Programme
- Mr. Clarence Toppo
- mdpoffice@xlri.ac.in
- Board and Reception
- 91-657-665 3329 / 3330 / 3444