MMOG training agenda:

1 . Introduction to Global MMOG/LE – concept and definitions

2. MMOG/LE and customer-specific requirements

3. Advantages and benefits of Global MMOG/LE

4. Global MMOG/LE – content overview, assessment process, scope of evaluation

5. Interpreting self-assessment results – compliance level

Training addressees: 

This training is designed for professionals responsible for logistics, supply chain management, purchasing, production, quality control, and process improvement.

• Logistics and supply chain managers – responsible for planning, monitoring, and optimizing logistics processes and material flow.
• Procurement and purchasing specialists – involved in supplier negotiations, raw material and component procurement, and supplier relationship management.
• Production managers – overseeing production processes, resource management, and ensuring production continuity.
• Quality specialists – ensuring compliance with quality requirements and managing quality control processes throughout the supply chain.
• Process engineers and process improvement specialists – responsible for optimizing production and logistics processes, identifying and eliminating waste, and implementing continuous improvement practices.
• Supply chain coordinators and analysts – analyzing and optimizing the supply chain, demand forecasting, and inventory management.
• Project managers – responsible for planning and executing projects related to new logistics processes or materials management systems.
• Warehouse and distribution center employees – managing warehouse operations, inventory control, and product distribution.
• IT specialists supporting logistics and materials management – responsible for implementing and maintaining IT systems supporting supply chain and logistics management.