Introduction
Dynamic Simulation of Supply Chain and Logistics training course provides practical techniques for modelling, analysing, and improving supply chain and logistics systems through simulation-based decision-making.
Modern supply chains operate in increasingly complex and uncertain environments where conventional analytical methods may not fully capture operational risks, disruptions, or changing business conditions. Dynamic simulation enables organisations to evaluate supply chain performance in a virtual environment before implementing changes in real operations.
This training course introduces participants to the principles and practical applications of dynamic simulation within supply chain design, logistics planning, and risk management. Participants will learn how to model logistics networks, analyse alternative scenarios, identify bottlenecks, and evaluate operational decisions that impact performance, cost, and service levels.
Key focus areas of this Dynamic Simulation of Supply Chain and Logistics training course include:
- Applying dynamic simulation to supply chain design and analysis
- Planning for risks and disruptions within supply chain networks
- Optimising inventory policies and transportation performance
- Analysing bullwhip effects and demand variability
- Evaluating logistics network alternatives and improvement opportunities
- Improving fleet and transportation resource utilisation through simulation