These are some of the ongoing projects and their brief description performed by the students of Logistics Management

These are some of the projects accomplished by me and my friends at my B-School.

Supply Network Design & Optimization
Companies make many products, have multiple facilities and numerous trading partners. Network Design and Optimization can help you make valuable strategic decisions about the design of your supply chain network and the utilization of the network’s assets. These strategic decisions ensure that the entire supply chain network is positioned to most profitably meet customer demand.

Project on Supply Chain Network designing and optimization consist of identifying the influencing factors and developing the framework for making the network design decisions. Network optimization models are used for optimizing facility location and capacity allocation decisions. Finally, the models are evaluated and analyzed in the uncertain (realistic) environment.

Project aims at learning features of B2B software, tools, and applications; tips for system evaluation, selection, and deployment; and how other organizations have utilized B2B tools to streamline processes and increase ''hands-free'' purchasing.

This project discusses the concept of ERP, it’s evolution and aims to understand various modules of an ERP system, various ERP packages available & implementation methodologies followed. The project also includes case studies of ERP implementation using SAP R/3 software.

This project will cover challenges faced by companies that form partnership with global suppliers in developing an integrated product. Many experts agree the concurrent product development (CPD) across the supply chain is the next significant challenge in design for manufacturability. Effective management of this process is a key to achieve superior time-to-market and life cycle quality.

This is a study project aiming to analyze the various techniques used in forecasting the demand of a product in the future. The project covers all the quantitative, qualitative and neural network techniques commonly used. The ultimate aim of this project is to reduce the ‘Bull Whip’ effect in the supply chain.