Create Value Networks with the supplementary module Logistics
Create Value Networks with the supplementary module Logistics
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The supplementary module „Logistics“ will take place from March 26 until March 30 in Wuerzburg. All enrolled students and alumni as well as external participants are cordially invited to this MBA module. International Interlacing and Focus on IntegrationLogistics remains to be one of the biggest economic sectors in Germany. With the significant orientation to export on the one hand, and international interlacing on the other hand, networks for goods and information play an increasingly crucial role for production and services. Logistics is a discipline of transverse section with the main focus on the integration of processes, organisation, and information processing. The key task of global sourcing, production and distribution of goods lies within the strategic management of the embedded logistical network. Logistics as a challenge for managersTherefore, logistics turns more and more into an executive function in companies. Managers need a distinctive capability for an overall lateral thinking and acting that does not refer to only one department but to all. Besides solid methodical skills and analytical as well as conceptional abilities, decision-makers need a sense for mutual dependencies and their influence on internal procedures and those between companies.
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Logistical understanding for internal processes and those between companies
Information & ApplicationThe participation fee is 600 € for alumni of the MBA program of the University of Wuerzburg and 1.000 € for external participants. For enrolled students participation is free of charge. The number of participants is limited. Interested individuals please apply bindingly via email to This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it . The application deadline is Friday, February 3, 2012. Cancellations are free until that date, from February 3, 2012 on a cancellation fee of 600 € will be charged.
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The module gives a detailled overview on tasks in the field of logistics, on objectives for internal planning procedures and their effects as well as on methods for the modeling of global logistical networks. Under the guidance of Dr. Claus Boehnlein of the Chair of Business Administration and Business Information Integration of the University of Wuerzburg, other instructors with both scientifical and practical background will help to shape the module. Additionally, a visit of the local company Brose Fahrzeugteile is planned to directly test the syllabus on its practical efficiency.