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Logistics and supply chain AI: Orientation
The role of the logistics and supply chain coordinator and what AI changes in planning, ordering, transport and warehousing.
- Format
- Training
- Estimated study time
- 8 hours
- Sessions
- 7
- Level
- Basic professional level
- Language
- Albanian and English
- Prerequisites
- No prerequisites
- Availability
- Available on request
Price is given on request, together with access.
Study time is an estimate for planning; it has not been measured with participants.
Who it is for
What you will learn or do
- A working day for the logistics coordinator: the shipment to Bari
- Responding to an ICS2 alert: correcting an incomplete ENS
- The shipment forgotten in the warehouse: recovery and communication with the customer
- The end-of-January stock count: the variance and the four causes
- The response to the EuroDry tender: a five-page proposal in four days
- The initial assessment assessment criteria: six criteria and Felix's starting point
- Practical task: your two-eyes check before submitting an ENS declaration
How you take this course
- Assessment
- Learning only; completion is not a qualification
- Part of this programme
- AI for Logistics and Supply Chain
The description shows what the course covers. It is not legal, clinical or regulatory advice for today: the official sources in force must be checked, and the decision rests with the responsible professional.
What to do next
Request access, ask about this course, or continue to the course that follows it.