Logistics & SCM
Overview
Studying Logistics and Supply Chain Management (SCM) involves gaining knowledge and skills in managing the efficient flow of goods, services, and information from the point of origin to the point of consumption. The program focuses on areas such as transportation, inventory management, warehousing, procurement, and distribution. Students learn to design and optimize supply chain networks, implement logistics strategies, and utilize technology for seamless coordination and visibility. Studying Logistics and SCM equips individuals with the ability to enhance operational efficiency, reduce costs, and meet customer demands in a global marketplace. It offers diverse career opportunities in logistics management, supply chain coordination, procurement, and transportation across various industries and sectors.
Objectives Of The Programme
- Understand the principles of supply chain management to optimize the flow of goods and services.
- Develop skills in logistics planning and coordination to ensure efficient and timely delivery.
- Gain knowledge of inventory management techniques to minimize costs and maintain adequate stock levels.
- Learn about transportation strategies and logistics network design for effective distribution and delivery.
- Acquire expertise in supply chain technology and data analytics for improved visibility and decision-making.
Programme Outcomes
- Analyze and optimize supply chain networks to enhance efficiency and reduce costs.
- Implement effective inventory management strategies to minimize stockouts and improve inventory turnover.
- Coordinate logistics activities to ensure timely delivery and customer satisfaction.
- Apply logistics and SCM principles to design and manage efficient transportation systems.
- Utilize technology and data analytics to improve supply chain visibility and decision-making.
- Develop strategies for sustainable and environmentally friendly logistics practices.
- Manage procurement processes and supplier relationships to optimize sourcing and cost savings.
- Implement effective risk management strategies to mitigate disruptions in the supply chain.
- Apply lean and continuous improvement principles to streamline operations and reduce waste.
- Understand global logistics and international trade regulations to navigate the complexities of the global marketplace
DEGREE
BBA
Overview
Studying Logistics and Supply Chain Management (SCM) as part of a Bachelor of Business Administration (BBA) program provides a comprehensive understanding of the processes involved in managing the flow of goods, services, and information across the supply chain. The curriculum combines core business education with specialized courses in logistics, transportation, inventory management, and procurement. Students learn to analyze supply chain networks, develop logistics strategies, optimize inventory levels, and utilize technology for efficient coordination. Studying Logistics and SCM in a BBA program equips individuals with the skills to enhance operational efficiency, reduce costs, and ensure customer satisfaction. It offers diverse career opportunities in logistics management, supply chain coordination, procurement, and transportation across various industries and sectors.
CAREER
Academic & Job Prospects in Logistics & SCM
- Logistics Analyst: Graduates can work as logistics analysts, conducting research and data analysis to optimize supply chain processes and identify opportunities for improvement.
- Supply Chain Planner: Graduates can pursue careers as supply chain planners, responsible for forecasting demand, developing production and procurement plans, and coordinating inventory levels to meet customer requirements.
- Operations Research Analyst: Graduates can work as operations research analysts, utilizing mathematical and analytical techniques to solve complex logistical problems and optimize supply chain operations.
- Supply Chain Consultant: Graduates can work as supply chain consultants, providing expertise to organizations in designing and optimizing their supply chain networks, improving logistics processes, and implementing best practices.
- Academic Researcher: Graduates can pursue careers in academia, conducting research and teaching courses related to logistics and supply chain management, contributing to the advancement of knowledge in the field.
- Logistics Manager: Graduates can work as logistics managers within organizations, overseeing the coordination and execution of supply chain activities, including transportation, warehousing, and inventory management.
- Supply Chain Analyst: Graduates can pursue careers as supply chain analysts, responsible for analyzing data, identifying trends, and making strategic recommendations to improve supply chain efficiency and effectiveness.
- Procurement Manager: Graduates can work as procurement managers, responsible for sourcing and purchasing goods and services for organizations, negotiating contracts, and managing supplier relationships.
- Operations Manager: Graduates can work as operations managers, overseeing the overall operations of organizations, including production, inventory management, and logistics, to ensure smooth and efficient business processes.
- Distribution Centre Manager: Graduates can pursue careers as distribution centre managers, responsible for managing the operations of distribution centres, optimizing workflows, and ensuring timely and accurate order fulfilment.
Some of the main industries offering employment opportunities after studying Logistics & SCM are listed under:
- Corporate Training and Development
- Human Resources Consulting
- Education and Academia
- Government and Public Sector
- Healthcare and Pharmaceutical Industry
- Information Technology and Software Development
- Manufacturing and Industrial Sector
- Financial Services and Banking
- Retail and Consumer Goods
- Hospitality and Tourism
Skilled & Qualified
Faculty
Dr. Gayatri Rathore
Assistant Professor
Department : Department of Commerce & Management
Designation : Assistant Professor
Qualification : M.Com, Ph.D
Experience : 12 year
Ph.D Supervisior : Prof. Mukesh Jain (Department of Business Administration, University of Rajasthan)
Specialization : Marketing Management, HRM, Retail Management etc.
Publication : 2 Papers
Dedicated, enthusiastic individual with a good academic background and excellent communication skills
Dr. P.L. Sharma
Vice Principal
HOD-Commerce
HOD-Commerce
Department : Department of Commerce & Management
Designation : Vice Principal, HOD Department of Commerce
Qualification : B.Com, M.Com (ABST, EAFM, BADM), B.ED, Ph.D
Experience : 29 years
My teaching experience helped my learners to get well-off jobs as Chartered Accountants, Company Secretary, Bankers, Cost & Management Accountants, Commerce industry oriented jobs as well as governmental jobs as 1st Grade Commerce School Lecturers, College Lecturers, Junior Accountants and many more. Some scholars are pursuing research work in Commerce field. Also, some have become Entrepreneurs. It gives me satisfaction and more enthusiasm to pursue my passion with more dedication and hard-work.
Membership - Life Member of Indian Commerce Association, Life Member of Indian Accounting Association.
Publication : 19 Research Paper Publication, 26 Research Paper Presentation in National & International Conference,
Research Area - Accountancy and Business Statistics, Expert in Accounting, Taxation Research Methodology in Statistics. TALLY, GST & Income Tax Return Filing.
‘Life is like accounting, everything must be balanced’.
Dr. Giriraj Sharma
Assistant Professor
HOD-Management
HOD-Management
Department : Department of Commerce & Management
Designation : Assistant Professor, Dean of Student Welfare Since July-2020 , NSS Programme Officer Since July-2020, In Charge of Red Ribbon Club Since July-2020, Nodal Officer of ‘Anandam’ Since July-2021, Secretary of Academic Council, PCGEA Since July-2022.
Qualification : MBA, MA, Ph.D.
Experience : 7 Years
Specialization : • Principles of Management • Marketing Management • Entrepreneurship Development • Insurance Management • Emotional Intelligence
Publication : • Research Paper title “An Overview on Life Insurance Sector in India” published in Kaav International Journal of Economics, commerce & Business Management, Volume 5, Issue 2, Year 2018.• Research Paper title “Marketing Mix For Life Insurance Companies” published in Kaav International Journal of Economics, Commerce & Business Management, Volume 6, Issue 3, Year 2019.
Research Paper Presented at Conferences (International and National) : • Research Paper title , "Lal Kile Se Aai Aawaz – Dhillan Sahgal Shahnawaz" presented at "National Conference on Unsung Heroes of Azadi " organized by Parishkar College of Global Excellence Autonomous, Jaipur on January 16-17, 2023. • Research Paper title , "Lal Kile Se Aai Aawaz – Dhillan Sahgal Shahnawaz" presented at "National Conference on Unsung Heroes of Azadi " organized by Parishkar College of Global Excellence Autonomous, Jaipur on January 16-17, 2023.• Research Paper title , "Prospects and Problems of Life Insurance Sector in India" presented at "International Conference on Commerce, Management , Social Science and Science " organized by International Association for Research and Innovation, Jaipur on November 20-21, 2017.• Research Paper presented in National Conference on "Goods and Service Tax in Indian Context" organized by Faculty of Commerce, SS Jain Subodh PG (Autonomous) College on November 24-25, 2017.• Paper Title : "Impact of GST on Life Insurance Sector In India".
Management studies provides solid foundation in organizational behavior, marketing, and human resource management. Students can further develop their knowledge in specific areas of interest through electives in management relations, negotiation, conflict resolution, compensation systems, and organizational development.[ In addition to business management, this will equip you to understand how organizations work, how they are managed, and how they interact with object-oriented programming using data structures in national and international environments.
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