Learn how to analyze and evaluate global logistics strategies through a practical supply chain case study. This course explores how logistics systems support business objectives by examining strategic planning, global supply chain design, operational execution, and performance evaluation.

You will begin by building a strong foundation in logistics strategy, company context, and global supply chain concepts. Next, you will analyze strategic objectives using environmental analysis techniques, including PESTLE and triad analysis, before evaluating global integration and supply chain design elements. The course then moves into operational execution, where you will explore network and facility planning, logistics integration, cost considerations, implementation strategies, and data-driven performance evaluation. Designed for learners interested in logistics, supply chain management, and business strategy, this course emphasizes structured analysis using a real-world case study rather than isolated concepts. By the end of the course, you will be able to evaluate logistics systems, assess supply chain performance, apply planning and problem-solving techniques, and recommend data-driven improvements for complex global supply chain challenges. Whether you are expanding your understanding of global logistics or strengthening your analytical approach to supply chain decision-making, this course provides a practical framework for evaluating logistics strategies from planning through implementation.