Course - Control and ICT in Industrial Supply Chains - PK8206
Control and ICT in Industrial Supply Chains
About
About the course
Course content
Efficient logistics processes are essential for a companys competitiveness. Concepts and solutions where information and communication technology (ICT) is an important tool must be developed to support properties of the value chain. This topic handles three central elements of logistics in industrial value chains: Advanced logistics management and control, ICT solutions for integration and automation of value chains, and value chain models and structures. Management and control encompasses control models, theories and principles for controlling a value chain. In particular the focus is on principles and models for lean and automatic value chain control. ICT solutions for operation and communication will focus on systems and processes. The structural aspects of the value chain will be highlighted by studying theories and concepts for cooperation, collaboration and processes organization.
Learning outcome
The course will give the students fundamental knowledge about logistics in industrial supply chain systems with the emphasize on control, ICT, and structure. The students will be given knowledge in order to understand, develop, restructure and improve industrial supply systems where information and ICT is important elements.
Learning methods and activities
Lectures and study group. Self study. Write scientific article.
Recommended previous knowledge
TPK 4135 Manufacturing Logistics and
TPK 4160 Value chain control and applied decission support
Required previous knowledge
TPK 4135 Manufacturing Logistics and TPK 4160 Value chain control and applied decission support
Course materials
Articles and chapters from books. Lecturing materials.
Subject areas
- Industrial Management
- Industrial Ecology
- Industrial Economics
- Production and Quality Engineering - Production Management
- Production and Quality Engineering - Manufacturing Systems
- Transportation Engineering
- Engineering Subjects
Contact information
Course coordinator
- Heidi Carin Dreyer
Lecturers
- Heidi Carin Dreyer