Tailored Learning Pathways for Your Supply Chain Team
At Georgia Tech Supply Chain and Logistics Institute, we’ve spent over 70 years helping leaders build resilient, efficient supply chains. Our custom training programs are built from scratch, designed in collaboration with you from a 30-minute needs assessment to a curriculum that drives measurable results.
Why It Works
Industry-Agnostic Flexibility — Whether you’re in manufacturing, retail, healthcare, or beyond, we design training that speaks your language.
Ready Anywhere, Any Format — Prefer virtual delivery? Great. Want onsite? We can come to your site, host you at our Atlanta or Savannah campuses, or teach virtually.
Built for Your Context — Every module aligns with your team’s systems, roles, and objectives.
Collaborative by Design — You help shape the agenda, ensuring relevance and internal buy‑in.
Outcome‑Driven Delivery — We don’t just teach, we measure. Your KPIs are our north star before, during, and after training.
Next Steps
- Schedule a Needs Assessment — Quick, free, and with no obligation.
- Receive Your Custom Blueprint — Within days, you’ll get a detailed agenda, delivery plan, and impact metrics, ready to share.
- Launch & Track Results — We deliver the program, measure outcomes, and follow up to ensure success.
Ready to Get Started?
Schedule Your Discovery Call by filling out our short form. We’ll take it from there, seamlessly, purposefully, and with your team’s success in mind.
How It Works
Step 1: Book Your 30‑Minute Discovery Call
We'll connect via video or phone to understand your needs and pain points. During our call, we'll explore the following key areas:
- Goals & Pain Points — What supply chain challenges are you facing (e.g., reducing inventory costs, improving lead times)? How will you measure success?
- Who’s Attending — Tell us about participants—their roles, experience, and departments.
- Performance Gaps — Where are current processes falling short? Forecasting? Warehouse operations? What skills need strengthening?
- Tech Setup — What systems are in play—ERP, WMS, TMS, forecasting tools? Are upgrades ahead?
- Logistics & Planning — What’s your preferred delivery method: online, on-site, or hybrid? Preferred session length and start date?
- Learning Preferences — What styles engage your team—hands-on workshops, case studies, interactive exercises? What’s worked or not in past training?
- Stakeholder Insight — Who should be involved—L&D, IT, procurement, leadership? Who will champion the program internally?
We Design Your Custom Plan
Based on our conversation, we’ll craft a focused roadmap, selecting relevant modules from strategy, procurement, logistics, risk, and technology.
You Review & Approve
We walk you through the draft, make adjustments based on your feedback, and finalize format, schedule, and metrics.
Training Delivered & Measured
We launch the training (in your preferred format) and then track progress, tying outcomes directly to the metrics that matter most to you.
Core Supply Chain Topic Areas
Strategic Planning & Network Design
Crafting integrated demand forecasts, S&OP strategies, and optimized supply chain networks that align with your business goals.
Procurement & Supplier Partnerships
Enhancing vendor relationships and refining sourcing strategies to drive cost efficiency and supplier performance.
Operations & Warehouse Excellence
Transforming inventory management, warehouse layout, and transportation processes for maximum efficiency and throughput.
Participants learn from Georgia Tech faculty and industry experts renowned for their extensive knowledge and experience in supply chain and logistics.
Supply Chain Resilience & Sustainability
Developing plans that mitigate risk, ensure continuity, and incorporate sustainable practices into logistics operations.
Technology Innovation & Data Analytics
Leveraging tools like ERP/WMS/TMS, IoT, automation, AI, and predictive analytics to drive smarter, faster decision-making.
Hear from Recent Participants
Americold
“Our team gained valuable insights from the instructors and course material… engineers were excited to learn about facility layout, pick path optimization, and automation applications. The SCL team provided a seamless experience, from location planning to content customization.”
— Jason DeLoach, VP of Engineered Solutions
Slalom
“Overall, I loved this course as it is directly applicable to our line of work… Fantastic course, even validating… processes fit what was described as best practice… content engaging and breakout exercises were a good way to keep us engaged.”
Primus
“This course was eye opening in several areas! Further research and discussion will allow us to develop more robust data driven analysis and planning results that strengthen our credibility with the client.”
We’ll start by exploring your needs and then create a tailored plan with clear goals and measurable results for success.
When it comes to professional development, one size doesn’t always fit all. Here’s how to decide whether custom training or a public course is the best fit for your team:
Opt for Custom Training when:
- You have specific goals or challenges. Tailored content ensures your team gets exactly what they need—no filler, no fluff.
- Your team needs to learn together. Custom sessions foster collaboration and ensure everyone is aligned on tools, terminology, and strategy.
- You want to protect sensitive information. Custom training allows for private discussions around proprietary processes or data.
- You’re looking for flexibility. Choose the schedule, format, and delivery style that works best for your organization.
Choose a Public Course when:
- You have just a few individuals to train. Public courses are cost-effective for small groups or individuals.
- You’re looking for a quick solution. Public sessions are scheduled regularly and ready to go.
- You want to network and learn from others. Participants benefit from diverse perspectives and shared experiences across industries.
- You’re exploring a new topic. Public courses are a great way to test the waters before committing to a deeper, custom engagement.