Arab British Fellowship Training Academy offers an advanced systems course in warehouse management, inventory analysis and control, for anyone seeking to build strong skills in managing warehouses and stores and to learn effective ways of controlling inventory across company and organization warehouses. Inventory control systems comprise all the systems and methods used to maintain detailed records of raw materials and unfinished and finished goods, keeping stock levels aligned with production plans and forecasted customer needs, with the aim of making the ordering policy as effective as possible and reducing capital tied up in stored goods to the lowest possible level.

Participants will gain experience in receiving materials and products that require careful storage to preserve their safety, ensuring goods are available in the required quantities at the right place and time, and reducing the financial risks arising from excess inventory, particularly during financial fluctuations and rapid technological change. The course also covers selecting suitable warehouse locations, minimizing storage costs, handling and disposing of dead and unused stock, and understanding shipping, supply, transport and receiving procedures.

Target Group for the Advanced Systems Course in Inventory Management, Analysis and Inventory Control:

• Managers of institutions and companies.
• Those working in procurement and logistics management.
• Warehouse and store managers and custodians.
• Businessmen wishing to develop their skills in warehouse management and inventory control.
• Those working on procurement committees in institutions.
• Students and graduates of business administration faculties from various universities.

How will participants benefit from attending the Advanced Systems Course in Inventory Management, Analysis and Inventory Control?

By the end of the course program, participants will have learned about:

• Gaining extensive experience in receiving materials and products that require precise storage to ensure their safety.
• Ensuring the availability of goods and merchandise in the required quantities, at the right place and time.
• Reducing the financial risks arising from excess inventory, especially during financial fluctuations, successive crises, and major technological developments in modern products.
• Gaining extensive experience in selecting the appropriate location for warehouses in order to preserve stored materials.
• Reducing warehouse storage costs to the greatest extent possible.
• Dealing with stagnant and unused materials and methods of disposing of or reducing them.
• Knowledge of shipping, supply, and transport procedures and their importance.
• Knowledge of receiving procedures and their importance.

• The concept of storage and its importance.
• The historical stages through which the concept of storage has passed.
• The importance of good storage in institutions and companies.
• The concept of inventory control.
• The risks of excess inventory on performance efficiency within companies.
• Reasons for the need for inventory in institutions.
• Safety stock: its definition and importance.
• The journey of goods, merchandise, and information from the supplier to the consumer.
• Problems of annual stocktaking, the effectiveness of continuous stocktaking, and the role of senior management in this area.
• Maintenance and protection of materials in warehouses: when it begins, and its role in affecting overall cost.
• Security and safety systems and procedures in stores and warehouses and their impact on the continuity of the production process.
• Receiving procedures and their importance.
• Shipping, supply, and transport procedures and their importance.
• Stagnant and unused materials and methods of disposing of or reducing them.
• The administrative organization of the warehousing apparatus and the internal organization of warehouse management.
• Methods of reducing costs by raising the performance efficiency of warehouse and store management.
• Some successful international experiences.

A mini-master's program on the Advanced Systems Course in Inventory Management, Analysis and Inventory Control can also be arranged. For more information, please contact the management of the Arab British Fellowship Training Academy.

Course Dates and Venues:

The courses are held in the following countries:

- Egypt, Jordan, Malaysia, Turkey, England, France, Italy, Germany, Sweden, Austria, and Denmark, in addition to Australia and the United States of America.

- Courses are offered at a time and place suited to the nature of your work and schedule.

Modes of Delivering the Training Course:

. Group training.

. Individual training.

. Field training.

. Theoretical training in dedicated halls inside the Academy.

What does the participant in the Advanced Systems Course in Inventory Management, Analysis and Inventory Control receive?

After the course concludes, participants will receive a certificate accredited by the Arab British Fellowship Training Academy for attending the Advanced Systems Course in Inventory Management, Analysis and Inventory Control.