SCHEDULED DATES
15 JULY 2025 (9:00—18:00)
16 JULY 2025 (9:00—18:00)
18 JULY 2025 (9:00—18:00)

LEVEL
Introductory

DURATION
24 hours

TRAINER
Ettore Maraschi

MODE
Online/Attendance

TRAINEES
max 20

PRICE

Description

The logistics sector is a strategic resource for the competitiveness of enterprises and the territory. On the cost of FMCG product, logistics impacts with a weight ranging from 10% to 15% on average. This sector must now respond to the impact of the Fourth Industrial Revolution with Supply Chain 4.0. The question to which the proposed training course aims to provide answers is:

What changes do 4.0 technologies bring to the supply chain?

Indeed, the fourth industrial revolution with the introduction of new technologies (from Big Data Analytics to IoT, cloud-based platforms to autonomous robots, etc.) acts on several dimensions such as:

1) visibility and control of the operational status of the process in real time, even in geographically distant locations;
2) interconnection of all resources and people involved in the processes, for greater process integration and performance;
3) autonomous operations by people, equipment, and transportation means that can be informed and guided with minimal notice time.
4) accurate analytical forecasts for evaluating supply, production, delivery, inventory, and cost trends.

This means reducing physical barriers and making every process streamlined, fast and linear. Thanks to the cloud and IoT, Big data and Artificial Intelligence every element in the supply chain or network whether manufacturer supplier or customer, every warehouse or depot located in different locations can easily communicate with the others, just as the various players in the value chain can synchronize in the best possible way.

Supply Chain 4.0 will reduce the difficulties of conducting remote activities and related waste and knows no territorial boundaries. Every aspect of distribution and inventory is improved, making the Supply Chain efficient and performant. With new technologies, it is possible to coordinate the manufacturer with the warehouse, further enable e-Commerce, physical stores and all deliveries, both to individuals and retailers.

In an increasingly selective and competitive becoming, training and expertise in these aspects become key to finding a fulfilling job and/or retraining professionally.

Macro Topics

Module 1 - Supply Chain and Logistics Services

- Industrial logistics system
- Characteristics of the Supply Chain
- Inbound, inbound and outbound logistics
- Commercial logistics and product distribution
- Transportation systems: the means and infrastructure
- E-commerce and last-mile deliveries:
- Outsourcing of logistics services
- Service contracts and logistics operators
- Logistics service quality and indicators
- Parameters and economic aspects in the Supply Chain
- Environmental impact and sustainability

Module 2 - Supply Chain 4.0: top technologies.

- Extended Supply Chain: end-to-end technologies
- Technology Trends for Supply Chain 4.0
- Cognitive Computing and Business Intelligence
- Data Centrality: Big Data and Augmented Analitycs
- Machine Learning and Intelligent Storage
- IoT (Internet of Things): intelligence in things

Module 3 - Supply Chain 4.0: top technologies (2)

- Intelligent algorithms and AI (Artificial Intelligence)
- Stationary and mobile robots, Cobots and Bots: functions and uses
- Immersive Experience: virtual and augmented reality
- Digital Twins and Wearable Technology
- Blockchain and Cloud Computing
- Innovative Information Systems for Supply Chain

Trainee’s Profile

The course is aimed at people who want to acquire specific and qualifying interdisciplinary professional skills on logistics from a Supply Chain 4.0 perspective.

Pre-Requirements

None

Objectives

The course is designed with the objective of providing participants with qualifying skills on Logistics and in particular Supply Chain 4.0. Content is provided referring in particular to Logistics Operators
on the evolution of the logistics business in the context of the Digital Transformation, highlighting: the characteristics and evolution of organizational models, the specific impact of 4.0 technologies and digital transformation, and the critical reference factors, for an innovative and operational approach to the topic of Supply Chain 4.0.

More info

English language available upon request.
The subscription must be carried out within the fifth working day preceding the course starting date.