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Supply Chain Management and Logistics 4.0 Course Details
Start: 05/04/2027
Duration: 4 days (12 hours)
Modality On-Site: 4 sessions from 6 pm to 9 pm (or Streaming)
Campus: Terrassa
Language: Spanish
The Supply Chain Management and Logistics 4.0 Course at Euncet Business School provides an overview of how supply chains have evolved and how emerging technologies are transforming their management. Participants will explore the role of Logistics 4.0 in business competitiveness through real-world applications and practical examples.
Throughout the course, participants will discover key logistics technologies, including the Internet of Things (IoT), digital twins, control towers, blockchain, Big Data and artificial intelligence. They will learn how digitalisation can improve product and material traceability, enhance service levels and reduce environmental impact. The course concludes with a practical simulation based on the Serious Games methodology, allowing participants to apply their knowledge and experience how decisions affect the supply chain as a whole.
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Academic Information
Supply Chain Management and Logistics 4.0 Course
CAMPUS
Terrassa
DATE:
April 5, 8, 12, 15, 2027
PRICE:
420 €. Special price for workers of companies
with an agreement or Alumni: 320 €
SPOTS:
20
Supply Chain Management and Logistics 4.0 Format
4 DAYS
Monday and Thursday: April 5, 8, 12, 15, 2027
12 HOURS
The training, lasting 12 hours, will be carried out in person at the Terrassa Campus, and with the possibility of doing it in Streaming.
2 WEEKS
It is distributed in 4 theoretical-practical sessions of 3 hours each, in the afternoons from 6 pm to 9 pm.
THEORETICAL-PRACTICAL TRAINING
Dynamic classes, practical examples and development of a simulation case based on the Serious Games methodology.
CERTIFICATE OF PARTICIPATION
To obtain the certificate of participation in the training course, it is an essential requirement to have attended at least 75% of the scheduled sessions.
Modules of the Supply Chain Management and Logistics 4.0 Course
Module 1: Supply Chains
- Introduction and historical evolution of logistics
- The logistics of the early 21st century
- Today's logistics
- Logistics 4.0
- Macroeconomic data
- 2030 Supply Chain Challenges
Module 2: New technologies
- IoT
- Networking & Communications
- CTS
- Digital Twins
- Blockchain
- Big Data, Data analytics and AI
- Cybersecurity
- New intelligent means of transport
Module 3: sCase (simulation case)
- Introduction to MIT's BDG (Beer Distribution Game)
- 3D simulator environment in Anylogic
- Creating groups and configuring the different supply chains
- Development of the competition
- Presentation of results and effects generated
- Analysis, debate and conclusions
Teaching Team
Supply Chain Management and Logistics 4.0 Course
Objectives of the Supply Chain Management and Logistics 4.0 Course
The course provides participants with a practical understanding of supply chain management and the technologies shaping its evolution. By the end of the course, participants will be able to:
- Understand the evolution of logistics and the main challenges facing supply chains today.
- Identify applications of IoT, control towers, digital twins, blockchain, data analytics and artificial intelligence in logistics.
- Analyse how digitalisation and emerging technologies can improve traceability, service levels and environmental performance.
- Use a simulator to explore how decisions in different areas affect the supply chain as a whole.
- Interpret simulation results and identify opportunities to improve coordination and decision-making.
What will you learn about Supply Chain Management and Logistics 4.0?
The course combines theory and practice, offering learning that is applicable from day one. Each session includes real cases, examples of success and tools to understand how a digitalised supply chain is managed today.
Participants will learn how to:
FROM TRADITIONAL LOGISTICS TO LOGISTICS 4.0
Understand how supply chain management has evolved from its industrial beginnings to today, and what the fourth industrial revolution has meant. Based on macroeconomic data and the 2030 challenges, they will have a clear vision of where the sector is headed.
TECHNOLOGIES FOR A DIGITAL SUPPLY CHAIN
Discover, through successful cases and applications, how a digital supply chain is connected and controlled: IoT and blockchain applied to logistics, networks and communications, control towers, digital twins, cybersecurity and new intelligent means of transport.
DATA AND ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE
Discover how data analysis and artificial intelligence applied to logistics make it possible to anticipate demand, optimize operations and support decision-making throughout the chain.
SIMULATION AND SERIOUS GAME
Put into practice what they have learned through a 3D simulator based on the MIT Beer Distribution Game. Participants will compete in groups to see how the decisions of each link affect the whole.
FAQS
Supply Chain Management and Logistics 4.0 Course
Supply chain management is the set of processes, technologies and decisions that coordinate the flow of products, information and resources from the supplier to the end customer. It covers areas such as purchasing, production, distribution and transport, and today it is increasingly supported by data and digitalisation.
It is aimed at managers, middle managers and professionals in logistics, purchasing, production, distribution and operations who want to understand how new technologies can improve supply chain management. It is also aimed at technical and managerial profiles involved in digitalisation or process improvement projects.
Logistics 4.0 is the evolution of the sector from the fourth industrial revolution, with smart technologies gaining prominence in supply chain management. The course works on IoT, control towers, digital twins, blockchain, Big Data, artificial intelligence and cybersecurity, among others.
The course combines theory and practice through successful cases and applications and closes with a block of team simulation based on Serious Games and the Beer Distribution Game at MIT. Thus, participants experience first-hand how decisions in each area affect the whole.
It allows us to understand the evolution and challenges of the supply chain, identify which technologies provide traceability, better service levels and lower environmental impact, and improve coordination and decision-making between areas.
Georgina Navarro
Executive Education and Corporate Training Advisor
